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Jason Brune

31:17 - 31:39

"the trustees are formally asking Devin and his team to put together an AI policy that will show the trustees' support for AI being implemented, but also the necessity for ensuring our data is protected and kept confidential."

“the trustees are formally asking Devin and his team to put together an AI policy that will show the trustees' support for AI being implemented, but also the necessity for ensuring our data is protected and kept confidential.”
Speaker
Jason Brune
Community
Alaska News
Location
Juneau
Captured at
September 3, 2026

From the transcript

And if we need additional people we should not hesitate to ask for them. You've also heard me say in the past— you haven't, but others— that if we're going to have positions that are vacant, let's get rid of them. So it's great to see that only 4 are currently vacant and that we're advertising for them. But it is incredibly important, especially in light of what we heard earlier today, sadly, that, that we are building that bench and And from an IT perspective, if, if we need redundancies or additional people to ensure we're protecting our data and having those controls in place, I'm supportive of future amendments, uh, if necessary. The second thing I wanted to put on the record was, um, uh, the trustees are formally asking Devin and his team to put together an AI policy that will show the trustees' support for AI being implemented, but also the necessity for ensuring our data is protected and kept confidential.

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