INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana state agencies are rapidly expanding their use of artificial intelligence, with new tools being tested or deployed for tasks ranging from analyzing police evidence and assisting attorneys to operating drones and reviewing government policies.
The Indiana Management Performance Hub, the agency responsible for reviewing planned artificial intelligence use across the state’s executive branch, approved 135 AI-related plans between January 2025 and June 2026, according to information provided to the Indiana Capital Chronicle.
Officials caution that approval does not mean every proposal moved forward. Jeff Mullins, communications director for the Management Performance Hub, said some projects remain under development, some are tied to contract discussions and others were ultimately abandoned…