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Monterey County supes approve plan to strengthen data, AI governance rules

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Monterey County's board of supervisors has approved a plan to tighten the rules governing how the county manages data and uses artificial intelligence. Details of the specific measures were not disclosed in available reporting.

Why this matters: Local governments are where AI governance gets personal. County agencies handle your property records, health services, court data, and social programs. When a county adopts AI rules, it decides who is accountable when an automated system gets something wrong about you. Monterey County moving on this is worth watching. The strength is in the details — what the rules actually require, whether they have teeth, and whether residents can see how their data is being used.

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