Multiple Dates and Locations | March 2026

Agenda: At a Glance

8:00 AM

Registration Check-in and Networking

8:30 AM

Opening Session

9:30 AM

Morning Workshops:

12 PM (NOON)

Lunch and Networking

1 PM

Afternoon Breakout Sessions

3:30 PM

Event Concludes

Morning Sessions

Each participant will choose between AI 101 and AI 201

What is AI

How AI is used by Wisconsin local units of government

Risks of using AI, including privacy, security, copyright, bias, etc.

Organizational risk/mitigating AI risks

Introductory AI training exercises, focusing on creating more effective prompts

Summarizing primary AI risks and mitigation strategies

How to spot AI hallucinations

How to recognize deepfake videos

Series of exercises tailored to the local government

Learn about AI for research, writing agendas, publishing open meeting notices, writing ordinances, and evaluating regulatory applications

Each participant will choose between the following sessions:

Delivery of Services: Learn how local governments can use and are currently using AI

Impact of employee use

What is a data center? How does it work?

What factors should local governments consider? (e.g. economic development, land use, policy, environment)

A Forum for Local Government

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