Tech FedMentor of the Week: Ron Ross, Senior Fellow, NIST By Goldy Kamali August 22, 2011 Ron Ross, Senior Fellow at NIST is our FedMentor of the Week! Full interview See more featured FedMentors at fedmentors.com. Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy Link Advertisement Advertisement More Like This Tech talent, authority to operate among federal CIO’s 2026 priorities By Madison Alder Counter-drone World Cup plans include deputization of state, local law enforcement By Madison Alder AI risks can’t be avoided, must be managed, NIST official says By Madison Alder Advertisement Top Stories Trump signs executive order curbing state regulation of AI By Miranda Nazzaro OMB lays out requirements for agencies to prevent ‘woke AI’ By Miranda Nazzaro EPA webpage maps out path for data-center developers around air rules By Matt Bracken DOJ says government contractor misled agencies about platform’s FedRAMP compliance By Miranda Nazzaro Bipartisan House bill asks agencies to label AI-generated content By Lindsey Wilkinson Trump administration outlines details for centralized HR effort By Madison Alder Treasury hub for financial management services has room to grow, GAO says By Matt Bracken Energy official emphasizes tempo, accountability in reaching key Genesis Mission goals By Lindsey Wilkinson Advertisement
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