Database of verified government social media accounts loses its teeth
As concerns about AI-fueled misinformation ahead of the 2024 election grow, agencies are no longer required to register their social media accounts.
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GSA’s latest 10x projects have notable AI bent
The phase one selections include an LLM chatbot and AI-fueled search.
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As TSA PreCheck enrollments surge, data shows complaints have followed
The TSA says increased customer service options are responsible for the jump in complaints, which is documented in newly available data.
Transportation Department to examine consumer privacy issues with big airlines
Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced that the privacy review “is the beginning of a new initiative by DOT to ensure airlines are being good stewards of sensitive passenger…
Tech issues are part of the problem — and solution — for FOIA backlog, GAO finds
A new report from the congressional watchdog finds a host of technical problems plaguing FOIA officers, who want standardized tech upgrades to help reduce a backlog that…
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How emerging technologies are changing government contracting
Icertis Public Sector Director Sean Garcia discusses how AI-driven contract intelligence is transforming government contracting.
Congress presses White House on timeline for research security requirement
The Office of Science and Technology Policy is “re-vectoring” its approach to upcoming guidance on securing the nation’s science and technology research and development following comment period.