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Document AI Saves Agencies Time and Money

FedTech Magazine

The federal government relies on forms and other documents. Many important forms sit on the web, while others sit in storage boxes. The wealth of information available to government agencies is often locked in these forms due to a lack of manpower to process and analyze them for correlations and relationships.

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Tab for access: How New York City is increasing participation and access to government contracts

Open Contracting Partnership

But until recently, like many governments, New York City relied on antiquated systems and lacked the tools to take full advantage of its procurement data. Its important for us to be accountable to them and understand they are the end user and beneficiary of our procurement. states or indeed many countries.

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Why Predictive AI Is Essential to Federal Zero-Trust Security

FedTech Magazine

Government interest in predictive artificial intelligence for zero-trust security has increased along with the number of vulnerabilities identified on federal networks.

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Q&A: GSA’s Chief AI Officer on the Future of Generative AI

FedTech Magazine

Zach Whitman, the General Services Administration’s chief AI officer and data scientist, reminds his colleagues that the GSA was one of the first agencies to adopt email and internet access for the government workplace.

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AWS announces Satellite Resiliency for AWS Outposts

AWS Public Sector

When terrestrial network connectivity between an Outpost and its parent AWS Region is unavailable, this solution routes traffic back to the parent Region over a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connection, supporting business continuity and data residency requirements.

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ICE pursuing privacy approvals related to controversial phone location data

FedScoop

Back in January, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it had stopped using commercial telemetry data that government agencies buy from private companies. The move comes as civil rights advocates have raised repeated concerns about the use of commercial telemetry data. Within DHS, the use of this data has raised alarm bells.

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FBI’s AI efforts face funding and workforce barriers, OIG finds

FedScoop

The funding issues the FBI faces manifest themselves in two primary areas: procurement, and data architecture and IT infrastructure. Tools with undisclosed AI embedded in them could result in FBI personnel utilizing AI capabilities unknowingly and without such tools having been subjected to the FBIs AI governance, the OIG wrote.

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