House AI task force releases final report, eyes future work with Trump administration; Adele Merritt named CIO of National Institutes of Health
The House AI Task Force's long-awaited final report is here. And NIH has a new CIO.
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National Institutes of Health (NIH)
AI’s rising tide: Transforming government healthcare
Technology experts from HHS, GDIT and Google discuss how AI helps federal health agencies improve patient care, research and data protection — and the importance of having…
From genomics breakthroughs to tracking Amazon fires: Flemming Awards turn spotlight on federal scientists
“I'm very proud to be a … federal employee that does science in a way to benefit everybody,” NIH’s Charles Rotimi says.
Senate bill to create NSF-awarded AI challenges gets House companion
Legislation from Reps. Jay Obernolte and Ted Lieu would award millions to technologists who leverage AI to solve sector-specific problems.
Officials ‘confident’ CIO-SP4 will be awarded before end of predecessor’s extension
NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center leaders expect to run CIO-SP4 and its predecessor concurrently for one to two months once awarded.
CIO-SP4 protests in federal claims court prompt extension request for existing vehicle
NITAAC is requesting to extend the existing vehicle, CIO-SP3, to Oct. 29, the agency confirmed.
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Microsoft makes Azure OpenAI service available in government cloud platform
The service is live on Azure Government Tuesday while the agency pursues FedRAMP authorization for high-impact data.
Reimagining tech modernization for the future in government
Google Public Sector's Leigh Palmer writes in this Op-Ed that advances in AI and ML require modern, cloud-native IT — particularly applications hosted in commercial cloud environments…
Biden’s tech and innovation medal recipients include those with VA, Energy, NIH ties
Federal government awardees honored for their innovations in mobility devices, cancer treatments, and drinking water technologies.
CIO-SP4 protest dismissed after NIH commits to corrective action
The National Institutes of Health will reevaluate the federal IT contractor’s self-scoring sheet as part of corrective action, according to court filings.