After broad workforce cuts, Treasury unit looks to add new IT talent
The Treasury Common Services Center is recruiting IT professionals, breaking down technology silos and pushing AI across the division, its administrator said Friday.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
GSA appoints former banking exec as new government contracting head
Jennifer Hill is the new commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service, the agency’s contracting operation recently involved in artificial intelligence procurements.
FedRAMP 20x picks up steam with first full ‘Class C’ certification to AI company
Perplexity is the first company to be certified under the full sped-up 20x process within the class most akin to the old “moderate” level. More are coming,…
A new push to relaunch Congress’ expert tech office
And, GSA left sensitive information on a Google Drive visible to all federal users
Did Trump use AI to inform military operations?
And, Senate Dems question IRS’s continued use of ID.me.
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Trump’s AI use to inform military operations questioned by House duo
Ranking members from two House committees requested a closed-door briefing regarding AI-related document retention policies, vendor contracts, cybersecurity safeguards and more.
How federal agencies are adapting to AI hardware acceleration
The rapidly increasing appetite for AI applications and the need for AI-ready infrastructure are pushing federal agencies toward private AI architectures and zero-trust security frameworks to safely…
Scale publishes first AI benchmark through CAISSI partnership
The new benchmark, DualChem, is aimed at helping government agencies determine AI model risk in chemistry applications.
GSA expands OneGov agreement with Anthropic, touting steep discounts
Federal agencies will have access to a 40% discount on token-based usage across Claude models with no minimum purchase required.
The Pentagon wants AI procurements to support Trump’s ‘truth-seeking’ and ‘ideological neutrality’ directives
And, CISA unveils its strategy for the next four years.
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