US courts would study AI speech-to-text under bipartisan, bicameral bill
The bill would establish a 15-member task force to review the technology. It has the backing of the National Court Reporters Association.
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Nuclear agency’s top IT official says AI gains will lead to workforce cuts
During an event Thursday, the National Nuclear Security Administration’s CIO said he wants to spend money as efficiently as possible.
Lawmakers aim to prevent sale of veterans’ data for AI, scams
As technology evolves, there is broad concern that vendors could use veterans’ personal information to power AI models and monetize the resulting product.
Why the White House’s two-year Tech Force stints are aimed at young people’s approach to work
And, Trump taps Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison for science, tech advisory panel
IRS cuts may mean agency’s ‘AI efforts will not succeed,’ GAO says
The tax agency has a growing use case inventory and plans to “use more AI in the future,” but the watchdog found major “skills gaps” that threaten…
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GSA looks to follow DOD’s lead with new AI clause for lawful government use
And, a new lawsuit seeks release of SSA records on a DOGE sharing voter data with a political advocacy group.
The evolution of the defense industrial base in the age of AI and autonomy
Hon. Michael Cadenazzi, Assistant Secretary of War for Industrial Base Policy, joins the podcast.
GSA extends comments on sweeping AI clause after industry pushback
The nine-page draft would set requirements for unbiased AI and reserve the government’s right to use the technology for “any lawful Government purpose.”
DOD threatens ‘severe consequences’ for drone operators flying in restricted airspace
White House registers new ‘alien’-related .gov domains
White House gives Congress its AI policy wishlist in new legislative framework
The framework is anchored in preempting state AI laws.
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