September 17, 2025 - 01:01

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has appointed Bryan Harris, the Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at SAS, to the state's AI Leadership Council. This council aims to position North Carolina as a leader in artificial intelligence by fostering innovation and collaboration among various stakeholders.
Harris brings a wealth of experience in technology and data analytics, making him a valuable addition to the council. His leadership at SAS, a prominent player in the AI and data analytics space, will be instrumental in guiding the council's initiatives. The council's primary focus will be on developing strategies that promote responsible AI use, enhance workforce development, and drive economic growth through AI advancements.
Governor Stein expressed confidence that Harris's expertise will significantly contribute to the council's mission. The establishment of this council reflects North Carolina's commitment to embracing technological advancements and ensuring that the state remains competitive in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.
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