New Jersey has taken a significant step in embracing the AI revolution by launching the NJ AI Assistant, a generative AI-powered platform, and a comprehensive GenAI training program for State employees. This move is part of Governor Phil Murphy’s nation-leading AI training initiative, which aims to empower State workers with the knowledge and skills to responsibly use AI to improve government services and operations. The NJ AI Assistant provides a safe and secure environment for staff to use AI, while the training course instructs them on how to use the technology to deliver better services to residents. The platform and training program are designed to ensure that AI is used in a way that is safe, secure, respectful of residents’ privacy, free of bias, and in line with State policies. This initiative has the potential to transform government services, making them more efficient, accessible, and beneficial to all New Jerseyans.

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