And, GSA left sensitive information on a Google Drive visible to all federal users

A bill to resurrect the Office of Technology Assessment has been introduced once more to help lawmakers confront the age of artificial intelligence and tech advances.

And, Senate Dems question IRS’s continued use of ID.me.

Ahead of Oracle’s subpoenaed testimony, Democratic lawmakers want to know why the ceiling nearly tripled to $27 billion. But the VA says it told Congress the estimated…

The discussion draft would authorize $100 million per fiscal year for a Center for AI Standards and Innovation and calls for oversight in government AI adoption.

The legislation from Reps. Lieu, Nunn and Beyer mandates agencies develop guidelines and use the AI Risk Management Framework.

And, GSA sticks with plan to use agencies’ leftover money to fund TMF in 2027.

GSA said it's committed to exploring alternative funding models to keep the TMF sustainable.

The bill would establish a 15-member task force to review the technology. It has the backing of the National Court Reporters Association.

As technology evolves, there is broad concern that vendors could use veterans’ personal information to power AI models and monetize the resulting product.