A bill to resurrect the Office of Technology Assessment has been introduced once more to help lawmakers confront the age of artificial intelligence and tech advances.

The Select Committee to Modernize Congress will have another two years to try to bring the legislative branch into the 21st century.

Rep. Jerry McNerney believes educating Congress could pave the way for bills like his AI in Government Act of 2020.

A new paper from Harvard's Ash Center says that an existing GAO shop should continue to look closely at federal R&D and acquisitions, while a new office…

The past year featured broad agreement that Congress must do something to increase its tech-savvy.

Congress' best avenue toward increased science and technology capacity lies in enhancing the capabilities of the advisers it already has , according to a new report.

Bipartisan, bicameral legislation would make tweaks to OTA's existing statute to make the office more "accessible" and "responsive to Members' needs."

The Office of Technology Assessment gets another boost from a list of recommendations on upgrading the House's technology.

The House Appropriations Committee advanced a draft bill, which currently includes $6 million to relaunch the office, on Thursday.

"I think we've all been embarrassed by the way Congress fails to understand technology," former Congressman Vic Fazio said Wednesday.