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Oklahoma Names Tai Phan as Chief AI and Technology Officer

What Happened

Oklahoma has officially appointed Tai Phan as the State Chief AI and Technology Officer. In this new role, Phan will lead efforts to modernize state operations through artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. The position is part of Oklahoma government’s broader initiative to transform service delivery, increase efficiency, and improve public access to digital resources. Tai Phan will oversee strategic technology implementations, guide AI integration into agencies, and drive innovation in public sector processes for residents and businesses across the state.

Why It Matters

This appointment signals Oklahoma’s determination to prioritize technological advancement and artificial intelligence at the government level. By naming a dedicated AI officer, Oklahoma joins a growing group of states investing in smarter, more resilient digital infrastructure. The move could serve as a blueprint for state-level AI adoption nationwide. Read more in our AI News Hub

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