Federal Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis
News and analysis covering the U.S. government’s advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotic process automation. Federal agencies continue to make remarkable strides in the implementation of automation technologies to essential services, radically improving their efficiency and quality of delivery. Additionally, agencies including the departments of Veterans Affairs and Health and Human Services have begun applying artificial intelligence to medical care and public health quandaries, making significant leaps in diagnostics, research and epidemiology.
Following the Public Health Emergency, fraud, waste, and abuse prevention continues to be a top priority for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Micky Tripathi unpacks ONC’s latest priorities aimed at creating standards to improve interoperability, including TEFCA and a new proposed rule on certification.
Experts say artificial intelligence is a game changer for breast cancer detection and will reduce health care disparities amid federal priorities in cancer care.
Defense cyber leaders are honing in on cloud modernization challenges, JWCC and zero trust.
The cross-government training program aims to improve core competencies needed for the evolving digital and technology landscape.
Digital twin technology, data and software tools play a leading role in helping the Defense Department meet its 2030 and 2050 climate strategy benchmarks.
The new framework aims to improve trustworthiness and governance of emerging artificial intelligence technologies.
VA’s Dr. Michael Kim explains recent programs and pilots informing the future of AI in veteran health care.
Cybersecurity, AI and health IT are major focuses in this year's budget proposal.
DHS's Procurement Innovation Lab is now using artificial intelligence to assist agencies with testing and acquiring emerging technologies.
In the last of this two-part interview, Kelly Rose outlines how she’s considering standards and other social challenges for AI.
Old infrastructure is a major roadblock for the Space Force Technology and Innovation Office responsible for the service's digital transformation efforts.
New AI frameworks, blueprints and ethical guidelines are impacting federal agencies.
VA's Gil Alterovitz discusses new strategies aimed to make AI development ethical and trustworthy.
Data is helping health clinicians improve drug addiction treatment.
AI Lead Gil Alterovitz explains VA's National AI Network, recent policies and progress.
The Pentagon's spending priorities include strengthening IT modernization and funding emerging technologies.
AI and edge computing could help service members in combat zones endure through difficult circumstances.
A series of research initiatives use artificial intelligence to better understand the long-term impacts of traumatic brain injury.
The collaborative document aims to keep AI ethical and equitable while standardizing best practices at the federal level.
