SUMMARY: Governor Tate Reeves signed Mississippi’s first executive order on artificial intelligence (AI), aiming to advance its use in state agencies while safeguarding citizens’ privacy and security. The order establishes a framework for collaboration among stakeholders to ensure responsible AI implementation. The Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services is tasked with assessing current AI technologies across state agencies and developing policy recommendations for their advancement. Reeves emphasized the need to prepare for AI’s widespread adoption, noting its potential benefits and risks. Lawmakers expressed strong support, highlighting the order as a step toward positioning Mississippi as a leader in AI innovation and technology.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi golf fans can watch former Ole Miss golfers Jackson Suber and Braden Thornberry at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Suber, 24, made history as an Ole Miss alum securing a PGA Tour card, while Thornberry, 27, clinched his tour spot by winning the Korn Ferry Tour Championship. Suber has participated in three PGA events and made 30 cuts in 44 Korn Ferry events. Thornberry, a storied golfer at Ole Miss, has made 58 cuts in 104 Korn Ferry events. Both will tee off at 12:50 p.m. CT, with coverage available on NBC, Golf Channel, and streaming platforms.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi officials are advising residents to prepare for a winter storm forecasted to impact the state with snow, sleet, and freezing rain on Thursday and Friday. Following a cold front, temperatures are expected to drop to the low 20s, with wind chills around 15 degrees. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous conditions, particularly in central to northern Mississippi, where heavy snow is possible. Potential hazards include dangerous driving conditions, damage to utility pipes, and power outages. Residents are encouraged to visit the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency’s website for preparation tips and updates on forecasts.

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