The digital front door to government has moved. Most agencies don’t know it yet
As AI systems continue taking over the internet, the federal government needs to embrace active management to establish digital authority.
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Commentary
Federal AI needs an authority ladder before agents get the keys
The Hugging Face intrusion offers a good lesson on the importance of certain boundaries.
Government needs vertical AI’s rigor at a horizontal scale
To move beyond pilots, federal agencies need secure, mission-specific systems that can execute across the messy reality of government operations.
Enabling AI faster should be the federal government’s focus
Embracing AI capabilities at a quicker pace is more important than choosing the perfect model.
Why AI can’t automate away the federal capacity crunch
IT modernization across agencies can only move as quickly as the workforce allows.
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America is winning the quantum research race. It could still lose the technology race
Quantum gives the U.S. a chance to embrace fundamental science and practical deployment.
Why federal AI governance must be built for continuous change
An ever-changing technological landscape means agency leaders must be ready to evolve.
The walls we rebuilt with cloud modernization
Efforts to dissolve the federal government's collaboration fragmentation problem with cloud modernization replaced a human problem with a technical one — and made it worse.
Cash out veterans’ preference in federal hiring, honor their debt
In government hiring, veterans’ preference is badly structured compensation that also fails on policy grounds.
‘Pay and chase’ is a confession. We should stop treating it as a fraud-fighting strategy.
How the federal government combats fraud in benefits programs is a flawed operating doctrine, a former chief of staff to the U.S. CIO argues.
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