National Science Foundation looking at use cases for ChatGPT
The foundation's Chief Information Officer says her agency is building a set of use cases to inform new guardrails for the technology.
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White House OSTP chief Alondra Nelson to step down
She has led the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy since the resignation of Eric Lander last year.
GOP House committee leaders probe ‘conflicting definitions’ in NIST AI framework and AI ‘Bill of Rights’
A House Science Committee spokesperson says lawmakers' concerns center on varying definitions of the technology included in the two documents.
National AI Task Force seeks $2.6B from Congress for research and development
The task force expects $2.25 billion of the total figure to come from multiple federal agency appropriations.
HHS CIO Mathias says tree-based AI models helping to combat Medicare fraud
The prototype technology is allowing quicker identification of criminal activity, according to the IT leader.
IARPA to develop novel AI that automatically generates tips to improve intel reports
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) has a new REASON program.
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2022 in review: FedRAMP reform enacted, SAMOSA Act progresses
FedScoop looks back at some of the most consequential developments in federal IT policy over the past year.
Government leaders tout big wins for their missions with AI, ML and cloud tools
Executives from the U.S. Army, U.S. Postal Service and the State of New York highlight IT modernization initiatives at Google Government Summit.
NTIS chief data scientist: Public-private partnership authority can help agencies with explainable AI
The National Technical Information Service helps agencies to improve data collection, labeling and classifying, and use data to ensure machine-learning models can be trusted.
AI ‘Bill of Rights’ must be accompanied by NIST risk management framework say experts
Bias and privacy risks associated with the technology can't be properly identified until NIST completes much-awaited impact assessments.