The new generative AI chatbot is aimed at tasks like “summarization” and “multi-file analysis,” adding to the department’s existing DHS Chat.

The bipartisan Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act follows a bill of the same name that passed the House in March.

DHS leadership wants employees to use an internal tool called DHSChat, a memo obtained by FedScoop shows.

The review comes amid ongoing debate at DHS's Office of Biometric Identity Management.

Model cards are supposed to say what AI systems do and what they’re used for, but CBP says these cards are too sensitive to be completely revealed.

The request was quickly reversed, but sources say space constraints are a major issue at the office.

The bipartisan Traveler Privacy Protection Act would give travelers at airports the option to not have their faces scanned by the technology.

Sources say the Elon Musk-led group is considering a system that agency leaders had hoped would replace its current biometrics database.

Rodney Scott told senators the agency is pushing forward on non-intrusive technologies for inspections, but humans will continue to play a major role.

A Monday letter from top Democrats on the House Transportation and Homeland Security committees raises serious concerns about safety at the airport.