In a Q&A with FedScoop, the Illinois Democrat and House AI task force member discusses his optimism and pessimism on potential AI legislation and his fears about AGI.
The National Science Foundation doesn’t know whether or if its researchers have used a dataset containing child sexual abuse material, which was flagged in a recent Stanford report.
NetChoice, the Chamber of Commerce and SIIA expressed significant concerns about the 111-page EO, which marks the the most aggressive step by the government to rein in the technology to date.
As the Biden administration teases a new AI executive order, federal agencies are still catching up with 2020 AI rules issued by the Trump administration.
The House is now scheduled to debate the bill that has attracted support and criticism from tech companies.
An extra pay period during the 2023 leave year will net most federal workers more hours of paid time off.
Deirdre Mulligan takes the role of U.S. deputy chief technology officer, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The proposed legislation replicates the SAMOSA Act, which was proposed in September.
While the full outcome of the election remains uncertain, tech policy experts tell FedScoop how a Republican-led House could impact the day-to-day operations of government agency IT departments.
There has long been concern about the ability to replace equipment losses during a large-scale conventional war. A senior Air Force official believes autonomous systems and software could be part of the solution.
