Why zero trust could fail within the DOD without automation
The Department of Defense is undertaking a massive effort to adopt a zero trust security architecture across its enterprise by 2027. As ambitious as that effort is,…
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Years later, the Marshals Service is still looking for help with seized crypto
Two agreements for managing seized cryptocurrency assets appear to have fallen through.
Ghost Robotics CEO: Robot dogs could save lives at US borders
Gavin Kenneally says the technology can be used in extreme environments to identify humans in need of help.
NIST launches public working group aimed at generative AI
The new working group will focus on several objectives related to generative AI, including developing new ways to evaluate and measure the technology's effectiveness.
Why agencies need to start planning now for ap potential CR
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Justice Department developing privacy policy for AI
Justice is working through a draft policy involving privacy and the department's use of AI technologies and "the considerations around using it."
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Biden meeting with technology leaders, academics on AI regulation
The Biden administration is exploring a regulatory approach to artificial intelligence, as interest in the technology booms.
State Department considers generative AI for contract writing
State wants industry feedback about possibly using generative AI and machine learning capabilities to help with basic contract writing.
How automation can solve for workforce challenges and be a driver for innovation
Air Forces' Venice Goodwine
FEMA plans new fire tracking system armed with machine learning and biometrics
The U.S. Fire Administration, a division of FEMA, wants to replace the National Fire Incident Reporting System in 2025.