A company executive says there’s been a “paradigm shift” when it comes to the use of AI in government.

A database run by the agency and used by law enforcement now includes about 200 AI complaints, per documents obtained by FedScoop.

The GSA is leveraging the State Department's “privacy-preserving” API for passport records to compare passport photos submitted to Login.gov.

The system is already deployed on Claude traffic, the company says.

Models from four major AI firms will be available for immediate testing upon launch. Notably, Elon Musk’s xAI Grok chatbot will not be one of these four.

The General Services Administration is considering prioritizing the review of technologies like ChatGPT and Claude.

Anthropic said it is “removing barriers to government AI adoption” through the OneGov deal with the GSA.

The company said it is “removing barriers to government AI adoption” through the OneGov deal with the GSA.

OpenAI said its ChatGPT Enterprise product will be available to the entire federal government workforce at “essentially no cost” for one year.

GSA officials emphasized the contract aligns with the Trump administration’s new focus on preventing “ideological bias” in AI models.