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Ernst seeks information about SBA’s artificial intelligence use cases, IT work

In a letter, the Senate Republican questioned why the SBA hadn’t disclosed artificial intelligence uses in its inventory, alleging the agency was out of compliance.

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Economic Development Administration on ‘brink of collapse’ amid telework dispute, union tells leadership

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The Department of State’s pilot project approach to AI adoption

Senior IT leaders at State argue that small-scale pilots of AI technology can help bring a wealth of benefits to federal government, such as increased transparency.

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GSA’s Skip Jentsch on building data governance into cloud strategy

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Coast Guard’s Cmdr. Jonathan White on how AI will speed up establishing zero trust practices

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FDA’s Thomas Beach on the benefits of strong data governance

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State Department’s Paula Wagner on AI’s impact on mission-critical services

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Nuclear Regulatory Commission names permanent CIO

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Amtrak’s Kathy Jenkins on building governance into cloud procurement

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Amtrak’s Shrikant Ektare on the impact of strong data governance

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CBP’s Edward Mays on the benefits of cloud-based collaboration tools

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OPM’s James Saunders on AI’s role in accelerating zero trust practices

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How the ‘third wave’ of AI is transforming government operations

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How the State Department used AI and machine learning to revolutionize records management

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Reframing data management for federal agencies

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Streamlining aid delivery: Lessons from SBA’s digital modernization journey

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USCIS’ Shane Barney on AI’s impact on cyber resilience

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DOL’s Gundeep Ahluwalia on the impact of new tools and technologies

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Integrating AI to streamline workflows and improve data management

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DOD Cyber Crime Center’s Melissa Vice discusses best practices for managing AI workloads

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Palantir wins another major Army contract

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OPM’s Chief Pushes for Telework Flexibilities for the Cyber Workforce

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GSA Teases a New Open Source Tool for Federal CX Efforts

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Gen. Mattis says the U.S. is the most vulnerable it’s ever been to influence operations

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The House Passes a Bill in Support of the TMF

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Inside the NSA’s work to boost defense industrial base cybersecurity

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FBI’s $8 billion information technology services contract is its largest ever

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Federal cyber workforce needs telework flexibilities, OPM director says

NIST Director Laurie Locascio testifies during a House Science, Space and Technology Committee hearing on May 22, 2024, in Washington, D.C.

NIST would ‘have to consider’ workforce reductions if appropriations cut goes through

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Bipartisan Senate bill calls on NSF to boost AI and quantum education

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IRS’s AI system to flag returns for audit may include unintended bias, report finds

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GSA teases new open-source customer experience tool

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Inside NASA’s deliberations over ChatGPT

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Google earns FedRAMP High authorization for more than 100 additional commercial services

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House passes Technology Modernization Fund bill, awaits Senate’s move

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GSA taps seven federal tech experts for new FedRAMP advisory group

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New Commerce strategy document points to the difficult science of AI safety

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Login.gov’s upcoming biometric pilot aims to focus on equity, usability

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DHS official: AI could exacerbate chemical and biological threats

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