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With reports of an AI executive order dropping next week, Biden’s top science and tech adviser said OMB guidance would follow shortly after.

The executive order gives the Office of Science and Technology Policy 180 days for a technical evaluation, and the Treasury Department has several projects as well.

OMB’s deputy director for management says a range of existing resources will be made available to government departments.

"We’re going to measure it at a granular level," an OMB official said.

The study comes as federal agency leaders seek to get more senior women into government technology roles.

CEO Horacio Rozanski says clients, especially in government, are embracing flexible working models.

The executive order applies to unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.