Tech leaders from across agencies and industry said the government must work together to use AI to fix broken systems, not just use it as a band-aid.

In a crowded field of AI contenders, the agency’s office of the CIO prioritizes partnerships with vendors that employees are favoring, such as OpenAI and Anthropic.

The agency will potentially expand its artificial intelligence toolkit to help its workforce in assistive, collaborative and agentic tasks.

The cloud-based data warehousing and analytics company offers 20% off compute services and potentially up to 50% as usage increases, per a GSA press release.

Its disclosure of Grok use follows Treasury’s statement that the department was testing the controversial chatbot.

Almost a year after the launch of the GSA’s signature tech-buying initiative, agency IT leaders still support cheaper, streamlined products. But a debate continues over the program’s…

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While AI is increasingly used in agencies already, company leaders say the collaboration will help tailor the technology to specific missions.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft and AWS are among the private industry collaborators that have committed to advancing the Trump administration’s AI goals.

The Massachusetts Democrat asked White House officials to assure her that they won’t “prop up” AI companies with taxpayer dollars amid concerns over an “AI bubble.”