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.

Employees at the Lawrence Livermore National Lab in California will have access to the enterprise version of Claude, Anthropic’s chatbot.

The AI developer’s exclusive set of models was made with U.S. national security customers in mind.

FedRAMP is at the center of the race to deploy AI within the government.

As the cloud services authorization program readies for a revamp geared toward the private sector, commercial AI providers are in wait-and-see mode.

Scientists from the country’s national labs will experiment with AI tools from the private sector.

An updated Claude 3.5 Sonnet underwent the first-ever joint pre-deployment evaluation by the U.S. and U.K. AI safety bodies.

The AI company is in talks with federal agencies, its head of global affairs said in an interview with FedScoop.

Only some of the 16 companies explicitly said they’d stick to the AI pledges made to the current administration.