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Local governments across South Carolina are under increasing pressure to do more with limited resources. From staffing shortages to rising service expectations, municipalities are exploring new ways to operate efficiently without compromising public trust. Artificial intelligence is beginning to play a role not as a replacement for public servants, but as a support system for documentation, analysis, and service delivery. In this edition of AI News Today: South Carolina , we

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbia, South Carolina — December 18, 2025  — Abbott Media, a woman-owned South Carolina technology firm, today announced the launch of AI News Today: South Carolina , a new thought leadership series designed to provide clear, practical insight into how artificial intelligence is impacting businesses, education, government, and the workforce across the state. The series is written for leaders—not technologists—and focuses on real-world application, res

Introduction Artificial intelligence isn’t something South Carolina businesses are “thinking about someday.” It’s already here, quietly changing how companies market, operate, hire, and grow. Across the state, organizations are experimenting with AI tools to save time, reduce costs, and make better decisions. Some are doing it well. Others are learning the hard way that AI isn’t magic...it’s strategy. In this edition of AI News Today: South Carolina , we take a grounded look