President Donald Trump said he would postpone the release of an executive order that would set up a 90-day testing and vetting regime for frontier AI models,…

The top IT official recently told FedScoop that the administration intends to share information from its ongoing technology contract data collection following transparency critiques.

The AI agent has a target launch of March 2027 and comes as the company is expanding its federal business.

NASA’s expanded disclosure of R&D uses contributed to the increase and helped make science-related applications the most common type of use case across government.

The new group refreshes the program focused on bringing technologists to government for tours of duty, and comes amid the administration’s tech hiring efforts.

A coalition of lawmakers said the Trump administration’s plans to require insurers to hand over federal worker data could put those employees in jeopardy.

The federal human capital agency distributed its third shared certificate of applicants Wednesday, bringing the vetted candidate pool to more than 700, the agency confirmed.

The three tech-related functions are going back under the office of the CIO, and the Office of the National Coordinator is returning as a “singularly titled office.”

The two government contractors will each build new cloud-based tools for forecasting and analysis as well as centralizing weather data, replacing a decades-old system.

District Court Judge Rita Lin called the Trump administration’s branding of Anthropic as a potential saboteur after it disagreed with the government “Orwellian.”