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White House ‘strongly supports’ cyber bill

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The Census Bureau launched its first public application programming interface for developers on Thursday and next week will debut its first mobile app, the agency announced.

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Meeting White House cyber priorities requires AI-driven standardization models

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Federal officials tap open-source standard to improve GenAI access to public data

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