Rep. Jay Obernolte, R-Calif., said the president-elect’s tech transition team met with the task force last week and conversations are ongoing.

The sixth-ever idea-sharing and brainstorming event featured pitches for technologies that could make it easier to look up staff emails internally and create summaries of bills.

This year’s idea-swapping event comes as two of last year's five recommendations have already been implemented with the remaining three in the works.

The legislation intended to enhance TMF procedures extended the program’s sunset date and amended appropriations amount requirements.

Human oversight, comprehensive policies, and testing and evaluation are among the guardrails in a new “flash report” from the Committee on House Administration.

Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries pick 24 members that will be charged with producing “forward-looking recommendations and bipartisan policy” on the technology.

The event has provided a “rare” opportunity for Congress and technologists to sit down together and brainstorm.

The bill would require the VA to ensure its five existing EHR sites meet or exceed performance baselines before taking the system live at any additional locations.

The House of Representatives' digital service has already distributed the licenses among lawmakers' offices.

The program would allow reservists to work for federal government agencies for 30 days each calendar year then return to their jobs.