Tech leaders from across agencies and industry said the government must work together to use AI to fix broken systems, not just use it as a band-aid.

And, DHS looks to add more AI to FOIA processing.

The agency wants automation tools to improve efficiency amid an increasing volume of requests, but advocates of transparency and accountability have concerns.

And, the U.S. military enters a bilateral AI task force with the UAE

Commerce CIO Brian Epley joins the show to discuss this and more

The bureau is wary of adversaries getting their hands on tools that can uncover system vulnerabilities and enhance other capabilities.

CORAS is a FedRAMP High-certified agentic-AI “decision maker” that has already been authorized for use at the Department of Defense.

The Department of Homeland Security unit is planning to award a contract later this year to expand its autonomous robotic training tools.

And, TMF projects are set to bring $1B in cost savings in coming years

Rep. Jay Obernolte, who sponsors legislation to codify the government’s AI standards body, said the organization likely needs close to $100 million annually.