The government wants to fast-track security reviews for AI companies
The General Services Administration is considering prioritizing the review of technologies like ChatGPT and Claude.
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Lynne Parker exits White House following publication of AI plan; GSA inks deal with Box for discounted AI products
The second-in-command in Trump’s Office of Science and Technology Policy announced her departure Tuesday. OSTP’s Dean Ball also recently left the office.
GSA inks deal with Box for discounted AI products
The partnership with Box is the latest in a string of OneGov collaborations announced by the GSA in recent weeks.
Lynne Parker exits White House following publication of AI plan
The second-in-command in Trump’s Office of Science and Technology Policy announced her departure Tuesday. OSTP’s Dean Ball also recently left the office.
Anthropic offers Claude AI to federal agencies for $1; FedRAMP authorizations in 2025 already more than double last year
Anthropic said it is “removing barriers to government AI adoption” through the OneGov deal with the GSA.
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Tech leader Dorothy Aronson has departed the National Science Foundation
Aronson is no longer at the agency, an NSF spokesperson told FedScoop. Thu Williams is currently the acting chief AI officer.
The Army looks to build a drone marketplace; DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge reveals winning models
The marketplace is intended to be a trusted repository for service members to reliably see what systems are available and can suit their mission needs.
Federal courts ramp up filing system security after ‘recent escalated cyberattacks’; Jamie Holcombe steps down as USPTO CIO
Federal courts ramp up filing system security after ‘recent escalated cyberattacks
Former USPTO IT chief Jamie Holcombe joins US AI
After more than six years at USPTO, Holcombe departed the agency Wednesday and now joins a Maryland-based, AI-focused firm to scale its tech across government.
Federal agencies can buy ChatGPT for $1; New deal with AWS brings $1B in potential credits for agencies
OpenAI said its ChatGPT Enterprise product will be available to the entire federal government workforce at “essentially no cost” for one year.
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