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Gov. Cox mandates AI training, integration for state agencies in executive order

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Utah state employees will undergo a mandatory AI literacy training as part of an executive order signed by Gov. Spencer Cox. The executive order, signed by Cox on Tuesday, establishes a "structured, pro-human" framework for AI integration across state government, according to the Governor's Office.

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