What's Being Discussed

Child Support System Upgrade: The Department of the Attorney General will share an update on the KEIKI project, which recently went live in July 2026. This effort moves the State's child support software off an older mainframe system and into the cloud. The committee will also review lessons learned from the launch.
AI in Public Schools: A Department of Education representative will discuss how Hawaii's public schools are working to introduce artificial intelligence tools in a responsible and ethical way.
University of Hawaii AI Initiatives: A UH representative will cover several AI-related efforts, including:

Creating the Aloha Intelligence Institute, a statewide hub to coordinate AI research and governance across all ten UH campuses
Using AI to automate administrative tasks and improve internal systems
Upgrading Koa, UH's high-performance computing system, to better support AI research
Building AI literacy for students across all fields of study

Meeting Minutes: The committee will review and approve minutes from the June 18, 2026 meeting.

Decisions Expected

A vote to approve the June 18, 2026 meeting minutes is expected.
Most other agenda items are informational updates; no additional formal votes are listed.

Who Should Pay Attention

Parents and families who rely on Hawaii's child support enforcement system
Students, teachers, and school staff in Hawaii's public education system
University of Hawaii students, faculty, and staff
State employees and technology professionals involved in government IT projects
Anyone interested in how Hawaii's government is adopting artificial intelligence