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- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is expanding its use and testing of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies through a new roadmap and trio of pilot projects, the agency said today.
- The AI EO: How Federal Agencies Can Achieve Its Ambitious Goals
- Pentagon Names Cattler Head of DCSA
- State Department Names 2024 U.S. Science Envoy Cohort
- FCC Votes to Create U.S. Cyber Trust Mark Program
- Commerce’s ITA Explains Work on Second Phase of Zero Trust
- VA Announces Finalists in $1M AI Tech Sprint
People
- Brian Conrad, acting director of the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP), is stepping down from his position.
Progress
- NASA has pioneered many supercomputing technologies, but a new agency watchdog report reveals that the agency is in need of a “renewed commitment” to supercomputing in order to successfully launch future missions.
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Policy
- With AI technology growing rapidly, it’s essential for the government’s private-sector partners to adopt three core principles for AI intended for government use, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s (USPTO) senior technology official said.