Cloud (for disaster recovery and data protection)
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HUD aims to tackle AI skills gap with new assessment approach
A new skills benchmark model at HUD will assess where employees are in their understanding of AI and recommend a personalized path for training and development.
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Will your AI bot put citizens at risk?
Government agencies have an obligation to provide accurate information to citizens, and a bad bot can have both legal and moral implications.
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DoT driving IT modernization to meet enterprise, local needs
Cordell Schachter, the Transportation Department CIO, said the agency’s DevSecOps capabilities are maturing as part of its digital transformation effort.
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Pentagon releases final CMMC rule, paving way for implementation
The Pentagon has taken another big step forward to make CMMC a reality. DoD projects the requirements will start showing up in contracts by mid-2025.
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DoD considers faster acquisition pathway for AI
The Army is exploring the idea of creating a separate path or a sub-path within the software acquisition pathway specifically for AI.
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GSA’s emerging tech radar keeping tabs on future needs
Michael Berkholtz, a senior manager for technology lifecycle services for GSA, said the agency is analyzing emerging technologies based on four criteria.
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If your agency is buying artificial intelligence, what are you exactly buying anyhow?
“General intellectual property law in the United States is still trying to figure out AI and a number of features of AI,” procurement attorney Dan Ramish said.
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Login.gov facial recognition option gets GSA approval
Login.gov will allow its users to match a selfie with the photo on a government ID, such as a driver’s license.