Artificial Intelligence

“We have access to really the best talent in the country, and TalentCapital.AI can help us make that case,” said Paul Kihn. The post DC’s new Talent Capital platform is turning disruption into opportunity for displaced workers first appeared on Federal News Network.

Leo Garciga, the chief information officer of the Army, said his goal is to use technology to reduce that cognitive burden on soldiers and civilians. The post Automation of ‘administrivia’ is coming to the Army first appeared on Federal News Network.

“It is time to look at ways we can enhance the security of what’s going back and forth digitally,” said Yejin Jang. The post Hackers used a fake congressional email to breach federal systems and exploit trust first appeared on Federal News Network.

Many agency leaders had previously discussed how artificial intelligence can streamline operations and get more work done with fewer federal employees. The post White House officially makes AI a key piece of its government efficiency agenda 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.

“[AI] will change the very nature of some of these jobs. But there are places for humans in the loop, so to speak,” said Bill Resh. The post GenAI is pushing federal leaders to define the human core of every job first appeared on Federal News Network.

“All along this has been viewed as very high stakes because of the potential practical implications,” said Dan Ramish. The post Agencies breathe a sigh of relief with a recent decision from the Court of Federal Claims first appeared on Federal News Network.

Federal CIO Greg Barbaccia is backing a push to streamline the long-running FedRAMP program, as he works to accelerate the government’s adoption of AI. The post CIO council building list of ‘top-tier’ services amid FedRAMP reforms 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.

The Marine Corps is entirely oriented around the mission. Everything starts with that, and then works its way backward, said Randy Pugh. The post “Transformation never ends”: Applying lessons from the Marine Corps to AI adoption first appeared on Federal News Network.

“[AI] should not be used to draft a regulation, it certainly should not be used without careful human involvement,” said Susan Dudley. The post How to use artificial intelligence to fix federal regulations without breaking the law in the process 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.

“It’s all about driving military readiness to out-tech our adversaries,” said Paul Breitenbach. The post What if AI could spot the next elite warfighter before they ever raise their hand? 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.

NGA Director Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth said AI standards are critical, though “we do not want to move in the direction of an [authority-to-operate] process.” The post NGA’s AI standards work aims to avoid ATO-like process first appeared on Federal News Network.