Data experts with Treasury, the GAO and the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee say AI and data analytics can be used more effectively to detect fraud in federal programs.
As threat velocity increases, Salesforce’s Paul Tatum says agentic AI is needed to shoulder the routine mission work that has long constrained defense readiness.
By replacing spreadsheet-based processes with FedRAMP-authorized automated workflows, federal agencies can gain real-time visibility, improve audit readiness, and reduce risk by strengthening compliance with key mandates.
One former U.S. Digital Service worker called the new project a ‘slap in the face’ to those laid off at the beginning of the Trump administration.
The seven-page directive comes nearly five months after the White House called for the prevention of “biased” AI models.
Members of the House Homeland Security Committee warned Apple and Google execs in letters Friday of “serious risks” to DHS personnel.
The package offers a glimpse into how Congress is approaching emerging technology in its own offices.
Databricks’ Todd Schroeder explains why agencies are prioritizing the use of AI that works across existing data environments, saving time and infrastructure costs.
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized AI can “change caregiving” but will “never replace the human element.”
Instead of lengthy custom builds, agencies are rapidly prototyping new tools and applications, leveraging faster acquisition options like GSA OneGov, and turning on AI features on infrastructures they already own.
