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

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

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.

DOGE won’t have to turn over information while the justices review the appeal.

The move makes Labor one of the latest agencies to gain access to generative AI tools from the maker of ChatGPT.

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

Speaking with FedScoop, John Silson talked next steps for StateChat and how providing models with context translates to user adoption.

The company says the product will give agencies greater ability to use OpenAI frontier models.

ChatGPT Enterprise is showing up within the Treasury Department and the Air Force Research Laboratory, among other places.