Moving beyond the pilot: A mandate for mission-ready AI
Federal leaders have embraced AI’s promise, but scaling from experimentation to measurable mission impact requires a sharper focus on data readiness, governance and time-to-impact.
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Treasury watchdog finds poor data practices in financial crimes unit
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network had various compliance issues with its management of Bank Secrecy Act data, per a new Treasury OIG report.
Federal officials tap open-source standard to improve GenAI access to public data
Officials are using a standard known as “Model Context Protocol” to ensure that queries to third-party AI chatbots like ChatGPT are informed by public data.
Transportation Department sees modernization as key to fighting fraud
Amid digital transformation efforts, technology leaders at the agency are working to optimize resources, improve efficiency and integrate AI.
How the Army is accelerating acquisition, cloud adoption and AI innovation
Program Executive Officer Bill Hepworth shares how the Army uses AI and hybrid cloud to cut acquisition timelines, clean HR data and transform digital processes.
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Elastic’s Bill Wright on the untapped potential of government data
Bill Wright | Global Head of Government Affairs | Elastic
State Department’s Manny Medrano on partnerships strengthening AI & cyber analytics
Manny Medrano | Director, Cyber Monitoring & Operations, Bureau of Diplomatic Security | Dept. of State
Dr. David Markowitz on how data drives the Army’s future
Dr. David Markowitz | Chief Data & Analytics Officer & Deputy CIO | U.S. Army
USPS CIO Pritha Mehra talks tackling massive data with enterprise view
Pritha Mehra | CIO | United States Postal Service
Identity’s expanding and intricate role in enhancing the new administration’s government operations and public service
Understanding the power and potential of identity is critical to helping agencies strengthen efficiency and security, build constituent trust, and enhance public policy outcomes, argues LexisNexis executive.
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