It was one of three artificial intelligence deals set to expire at the end of the month, and will now be based on consumption.

The General Services Administration has a new pricing model for the government’s AI platform.

Using artificial intelligence for “personal convenience” does not have to conform to records retention regulations, per recent National Archives guidance.

The General Services Administration is conducting market research to boost its fraud protection and bot detection as fraud attempts grow in “sophistication and volume.”

The director of the agency’s Office of IT Products said some manufacturers have “already agreed to extend some limited-time offers, and some are looking at producing new…

Millions of federal employees have been using OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude under OneGov deals that are expiring next month.

The Congressional Research Service told a House panel that $1.6 million would help hire AI-focused staff and obtain a confidential and specialized model to boost result accuracy.

The agency will potentially expand its artificial intelligence toolkit to help its workforce in assistive, collaborative and agentic tasks.

And, Charles Worthington, a longtime top VA tech and AI official, departs agency.

The approvals could open the door to more widespread use of the technology in the chamber.