President Donald Trump said agencies are entering a six-month period to phase out the AI startup’s tech, and GSA is removing it from procurement opportunities.

An office charged with research and evaluation for Administration for Children and Families programs faces structural changes. A broad coalition warns its work could be “destroyed.”

The department again reported few uses slated for increased risk management practices, and demoted several systems it previously determined could have significant impact on the public.

The department's 2025 tally of AI uses continues a trend of dramatic annual increases, adding deployments for unaccompanied minors data as well as agentic AI uses.

New acting deputy IT and AI chiefs are listed. Kevin Duvall, who previously served in both roles, is no longer on the page.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, plus HHS, are using the controversial chatbot to create documents and complete general research, AI use case inventories show.

A new GAO audit looked at five agency-run programs, finding some that haven’t been fully following OMB recommendations to prevent waste, fraud and abuse.

ID.me will be used to verify Medicare beneficiaries online starting in 2026, according to a release from the company. Medicare will also deploy CLEAR.

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.

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized AI can “change caregiving” but will “never replace the human element.”