The Office of Centralized Acquisition Services will leverage “one federal wallet,” GSA says.

The tech company will offer its AI workflow platform to the government at a steep discount.

The agency’s deputy administrator, who previously led GSA on an acting basis, has been named CEO of C3 AI.

The tech giant is also committing $20 million to help agencies implement its products and host “cost-optimization workshops.”

More than two dozen advocacy groups point to the Trump administration’s fight against “ideological bias” in AI models as a reason to block the xAI chatbot.

The OneGov deal gives Google a pricing edge over competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic, which offer their models for $1 per federal agency.

The GSA is leveraging the State Department's “privacy-preserving” API for passport records to compare passport photos submitted to Login.gov.

Zach Whitman, the agency’s CAIO and CDO, acknowledged there are “drawbacks” to a shared service like USAi, but emphasized it is intended for agencies’ general use cases.

GSA’s acting administrator said FedRAMP’s overhaul is “setting a new standard for federal IT modernization.”