The new policies focus on responsible acquisition and use of AI and machine learning, and governance of facial recognition applications.

In interviews with FedScoop, the congressional AI leaders share their unique and at times contrasting visions for regulation of the technology.

The Labor Department’s Employment and Training Administration will in September issue new guidance on the use of facial recognition technology by state workforce agencies. The new guidance…

In its new equity action plan the agency identifies algorithmic discrimination and universal design as core priorities.

Robin Carnahan says identity verification is something the federal government must strive for, but not at the cost of civil liberties.

Hoan Ton-That tells Reuters the company wants to deepen its relationship with customers that are trialing the technology.

The appointment of Sharon Bradford Franklin and Beth Williams will restore the oversight board to its five-member complement.

The agency's secure sign-in team continues to research the technology and to conduct equity and accessibility studies.

OSTP conflated three distinct concepts as biometrics, which will lead to confusion as it attempts craft an AI Bill of Rights.

The call for evidence was launched Nov. 5 and will be open for 30 days.