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Artificial Intelligence

White House says agencies hired 200 AI experts so far through governmentwide 'talent surge'

The Biden administration is nearly halfway to its goal of adding 500 AI experts into government, and agencies are tapping chief AI officers to implement.

Big Data

Agency CDOs lay foundation for Biden administration’s equity, CX goals

All About Data

CDO Council sees ‘unique opportunity’ to elevate data talent across government

Open Data/Transparency

The government has a long way to go before it's good with the DATA Act

Big Data

CDO Council gets tips on how to recruit talent, share data across agencies

Federal Newscast

Chief Data Officers Council gets suggestions on where it should go next

Big Data

Federal Data Strategy 2021 action plan sets cross-agency goals on AI, upskilling workforce

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Big Data

CDO Council sees administration’s equity goals increase demand for data

Big Data

CDOs making progress, feeling confident in role, survey finds

Lafayette Park, across the street from the White House, reopens in a limited capacity in Washington, Monday, May 10, 2021. Fencing remains in place around the park which will allow the Secret Service to temporarily close the park as they deem necessary. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Agency Oversight

National Secure Data Service takes shape as advisory committee drafts report to OMB

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris

Federal Newscast

White House makes fighting corruption a major focal point of national security policy

Matthew Graviss

Big Data

A new set of priorities for the State Department means good data will be in high demand

Gina Haspel

Federal Newscast

CIA unveils new website to step up recruitment efforts

Big Data

USDA stands up 500 data dashboards from executive brainstorming

Pension Benefits Guaranty Corporation inspector general

Agency Oversight

PRAC builds data transparency to create ‘citizen watchdogs’ for pandemic fraud

Business woman drawing global structure networking and data exchanges customer connection on dark background

Big Data

Federal CDOs still need a common language to further council goals

This undated photo provided by the Luz Escamilla Campaign shows Utah lawmaker and Salt Lake City former mayoral candidate Luz Escamilla with her husband Juan Carlos and three of her children, Aileen, Sol and Cielo, in Salt Lake City. She was among the first candidates to use a new Utah law that allows campaign money to be used for childcare. A small but growing number of states are passing similar measures, something that advocates say will allow more women to run for office amid a historic rise in the number of female candidates around the country. (Brandon Cruz/Luz Escamilla Campaign via AP)

Federal Newscast

Security at child care centers in federal buildings need significant upgrades

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Big Data

OMB adds 4 new action items for agencies to meet next year in finalized Federal Data Strategy

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Federal Newscast

GSA notice reiterates sleeping in federal buildings is prohibited