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CBP issues privacy impact assessment for past commercial telemetry data usage

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Customs and Border Protection confirmed in a privacy review published earlier this month that it was no longer collecting telemetry data, or smartphone location data, provided by commercial firms. In January, FedScoop reported that Immigration and Customs Enforcement had stopped using smart phone location data.

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ICE pursuing privacy approvals related to controversial phone location data

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Back in January, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it had stopped using commercial telemetry data that government agencies buy from private companies. This kind of documentation is supposed to be released when agencies deploy a technology that could involve someone’s personal information. Relatedly, Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore.,

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CDC eyeing ‘model cards’ to detail generative AI tool information

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is weighing the use of so-called “model cards” to detail key information about generative AI models it deploys, an agency data official said. The post CDC eyeing ‘model cards’ to detail generative AI tool information appeared first on FedScoop.

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The nexus between data management tools, transparency and procurement policy

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Data management tools, like pricing algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI), are playing an ever-larger role in Federal procurement as agencies look to streamline processes, increase efficiency, and improve contract outcomes. Coalition members generally support the use of these new data management technologies.

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Defining Open Data

GovLoop

CDC Data Maps Illustrate Threat Impacts It’s often impossible to confine environmental and public health events to a specific jurisdiction, agency or area of responsibility. EJI draws its data from the CDC, Census Bureau, Environmental Protection Agency, and Mine Safety and Health Administration.

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Behind the technologies at the forefront of improving NOAA hurricane data

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Collecting data from inside a hurricane can feel like sticking toothpicks in a donut. For decades, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has used small tubular devices with parachutes attached, known as dropsondes, to gather information about the storms. But that day is coming.

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NIST launches GenAI evaluation program, releases draft publications on AI risks and standards

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology announced a new program to evaluate generative AI and released several draft documents on the use of the technology Monday, as the government hit a milestone on President Joe Biden’s AI executive order. According to the release, that will “help inform the work of the U.S.