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.

Almost a year after the launch of the GSA’s signature tech-buying initiative, agency IT leaders still support cheaper, streamlined products. But a debate continues over the program’s…

FedScoop Editor Matt Bracken shares his thoughts.

The launch of the tool comes a couple months after the department rolled out ChatGPT as part of the OneGov deals via the General Services Administration.

The company said its goal is to provide veterans reentering civilian life with support for things like writing a resume or job interview prep.

In letters to Sen. Chuck Grassley, two federal judges disclosed clerks used AI tools to draft orders with misquotes, references to individuals not in the case, and…

Zachary Terrell is the chief technology officer at the Department of Health and Human Services, FedScoop has learned. He is also serving at NSF.