An exit interview with USDS Administrator Mina Hsiang
FedScoop caught up with Mina Hsiang for her parting thoughts as she departs the role of USDS administrator.
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OPM CIO Guy Cavallo announces his retirement; DOD’s CDAO exposes ‘biases that could impact the military’s healthcare system’ with a new generative AI pilot
Longtime federal IT leader Guy Cavallo is leaving government. And the CDAO takes on potential AI biases in military healthcare.
CISA issues guidance for high-value targets to secure mobile devices in the wake of Salt Typhoon; FBI’s AI efforts face funding and workforce barriers
CISA has new guidance in the wake of Salt Typhoon. And, behind the FBI's struggles fielding AI.
The federal government discloses more than 1,700 AI use cases; CISA delivers new directive to agencies on securing cloud environments
OMB issued a consolidated list of federal AI use cases. And CISA delivered new guidance for how agencies should secure their cloud environments.
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.
US military ‘frustrated’ with mysterious drone activity in New Jersey; NASA looking for new electronic health record system to support astronauts
The latest in the military response to drone sightings around New Jersey. And, NASA is looking to modernize its EHR system for astronauts.
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FBI, DHS supporting the New Jersey drone response with detection methods; Watchdog says DOE needs to improve data analytics, take steps to adopt AI
How the FBI and DHS are involved in monitoring reports of mysterious drones flying over New Jersey. And, a pair of Energy Department IG reports digs into…
OPM is using AI to modernize its legacy COBOL-coded systems; DOD to award $50M to accelerate development of emerging tech projects
The Pentagon announced Saturday that it selected five small, non-traditional defense contractors to receive funding to help move their emerging technologies into production. Each company will receive…
Trump names an ‘AI & Crypto Czar;’ Agencies are falling short on IoT cybersecurity compliance
Donald Trump announced David Sacks as the first White House AI and crypto czar. And GAO dings several agencies for not meeting IoT cybersecurity requirements.
GSA’s David Shive talks digital transformation, AI and what’s ahead
In an interview with FedScoop, GSA's David Shive shares his thoughts on digital transformation, AI adoption, cybersecurity modernization and more.