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How the State Department used AI and machine learning to revolutionize records management By Scoop News Group
New TMF investments boost agency projects in generative AI, digital service delivery, accessibility By Caroline Nihill
‘Devastating’ NSF funding cuts present a ‘national security issue,’ officials tell House panel By Madison Alder
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Davis Besse Nuclear Power Plant along Lake Erie in Ohio (Getty Images) Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff recommends AI framework, identifies potential use cases By Caroline Nihill
The CAIO’s role in driving AI success across the federal government By Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan Joel Meyer