Edward Forst and other agency officials said the government is behind the curve on technology, and asked for private-sector engagement to improve.

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.

And, NIST’s cyber vulnerability database is plagued by poor planning and duplication

And, Anthropic’s Mythos finds more than 10,000 software flaws in first month.

If you ask Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor how he thinks about the role of AI in his agency’s mission, he’ll tell you he sees…

And, the VA secretary tells senators that the renewed electronic health record rollout has been a big success so far.

And, the DOJ charges a Special Forces soldier with using classified information to profit off an online prediction market.

And, FAA tech teams are partnering with AI vendors on customized software for the agency’s modernization of air traffic control systems.

And, the FTC’s work on artificial intelligence is about to expand.

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