DES MOINES, Iowa — The Iowa House is considering spending $1.4 million to partner with a private technology company to analyze budget data from counties and public school districts using artificial intelligence. Mark Welch, a Senior Account Executive for Tyler Technologies, testified to the House Government Oversight Committee on Tuesday regarding the potential partnership between […]
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