Big Data

“There are always going to be the questions of bias, hallucinations and fabricated results — and even manipulation,” said Sam Adebayo The post What happens when a government gives an algorithm a seat at the cabinet table? first appeared on Federal News Network.

Eric T. Gillespie, 57, of Pittsburgh, who founded Govini, allegedly used an online chat platform to attempt to solicit sexual contact with a pre-teenage girl. The post Govini founder charged with 4 felonies first appeared on Federal News Network.

Aligning tech, data and workforce to improve health outcomes starts with asking why, Maximus’ Monica Rosser says. The post Modernization with purpose: How federal health agencies can align tech with mission first appeared on Federal News Network.

Without a unified data strategy, agencies struggle to act fast, says the federal Splunk advisor. The post Cyber Leaders Exchange 2025: Splunk’s Bart Larango on why mission success hinges on a unified data strategy first appeared on Federal News Network.

Agencies need clean, complete identity data to power AI securely. Saviynt helps modernize identity security for a smarter, more resilient future. The post The race for high-quality identity data in the AI age first appeared on Federal News Network.

Federal agencies are navigating an increasingly complex IT environment—balancing modernization, security, and mission delivery. Learn more in this webinar on Wednesday, October 8th at 2 p.m. The post Securing Tomorrow’s Infrastructure: AI, Strategy, and Collaboration first appeared on Federal News Network.

Contractors are flooding DHS with pitches, but the department’s plans for spending billions from the One Big Beautiful Bill remain up in the air. The post Contractors angle for opportunities under DHS spending surge first appeared on Federal News Network.

Learn how agencies can prepare their cybersecurity programs to leverage AI for stronger, smarter and more resilient operations The post Billington CyberSecurity Cyber and AI Outlook Series Episode 4: AI Threats: Making Sense of the Risks first appeared on Federal News Network.

Using AI to reduce lead times, speed statements of work and rev market research can help a pared-back procurement workforce keep pace, Unison’s Greg Young says. The post AI to the rescue of federal procurement? first appeared on Federal News Network.

The House version of the intelligence authorization act would centralize oversight of how the intel community buys commercial data and approaches OSINT. The post House intel bill includes major OSINT reforms first appeared on Federal News Network.

Brad Bunn, DLA’s vice director, said training employees to use data and AI tools will help improve the agency’s supply chain forecasting and predictability. The post How data, AI are cornerstones of DLA’s digital strategy first appeared on Federal News Network.

Tyler Tech CTO shares five essential ingredients to ensuring federal modernization efforts drive lasting results. The post Powering the public sector: How modernization drives productivity, security and service first appeared on Federal News Network.

CBP aims to hire 8,500 law enforcement officers over the next four years. Officials share people, policy and technology strategies to help meet hiring goal. The post Workforce Reimagined 2025: CBP’s Andrea Bright, Ron Vitiello on ambitious ‘data driven’ hiring push first appeared on Federal News Network.

Lt. Col. Matt Limeberry, the commander of the RAPTR Task Force in DoD’s research and engineering office, said testing emerging IT tools helps buy down risk. The post Through T-REX, DoD seeks to fill technology gaps first appeared on Federal News Network.

Through the Rapid Fraud Intelligence tool, Peraton and Snowflake are using data and AI capabilities to help agencies move away from the pay-and-chase model. The post AI giving agencies a new approach to stopping fraud first appeared on Federal News Network.