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Mystery: Who bought websites implying US senators ‘for sale’
The mysterious purchases set off alarms. AP’s review found roughly 280 political web addresses registered under the “forsale” domain, targeting President Donald Trump, the GOP, Supreme Court and National Rifle Association, as well as individual Democrats and Republicans.
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Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
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Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
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US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
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TSA awards $1.5M to improve airport security lines
The Passenger Screening Algorithm Challenge announced eight winners who developed algorithms to improve the airport security screening process.
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Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
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The technology modernization fund: A primer for the perplexed
One of the most impactful days in federal IT during the past 12 months has to be Dec. 12, 2017 — the day President Trump signed the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act into law. Here’s what you need to know
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No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
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DISA’s $49M answer to the background check backlog
The system aims to aid checks for 4 million federal positions that require some clearance.
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Mystery: Who bought websites implying US senators ‘for sale’
The mysterious purchases set off alarms. AP’s review found roughly 280 political web addresses registered under the “forsale” domain, targeting President Donald Trump, the GOP, Supreme Court and National Rifle Association, as well as individual Democrats and Republicans.
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Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
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Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
TSA awards $1.5M to improve airport security lines
The Passenger Screening Algorithm Challenge announced eight winners who developed algorithms to improve the airport security screening process.
-
Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
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The technology modernization fund: A primer for the perplexed
One of the most impactful days in federal IT during the past 12 months has to be Dec. 12, 2017 — the day President Trump signed the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act into law. Here’s what you need to know
-
No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
-
DISA’s $49M answer to the background check backlog
The system aims to aid checks for 4 million federal positions that require some clearance.
-
Mystery: Who bought websites implying US senators ‘for sale’
The mysterious purchases set off alarms. AP’s review found roughly 280 political web addresses registered under the “forsale” domain, targeting President Donald Trump, the GOP, Supreme Court and National Rifle Association, as well as individual Democrats and Republicans.
-
Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
-
Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
TSA awards $1.5M to improve airport security lines
The Passenger Screening Algorithm Challenge announced eight winners who developed algorithms to improve the airport security screening process.
-
Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
-
The technology modernization fund: A primer for the perplexed
One of the most impactful days in federal IT during the past 12 months has to be Dec. 12, 2017 — the day President Trump signed the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act into law. Here’s what you need to know
-
No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
-
DISA’s $49M answer to the background check backlog
The system aims to aid checks for 4 million federal positions that require some clearance.
