Insights
How AI can positively impact mission goals across the federal government
As federal agencies increasingly adopt AI technologies, a critical issue remains: how to balance AI’s opportunities with its inherent risks. Technology experts from Microsoft and SMX discuss tips for striking that balance.
Podcasts & Videos
Using AI to create a grants accelerator solution
How the IRS is effectively managing AI workloads
An interview with the General Services Administration’s first chief AI officer
Are states using unethical AI software?
Hawaii’s use of AI to improve climate resilience and create safer communities
Special Reports & Disruptive Studies
How wireless tech and Network-as-a-Service offer fast-track to modernization
Agencies face continued challenges making security data ready for machine learning
How automated analytics can improve digital services, security and workflows
Colleges and institutions need to pick up the pace to meet AI skills demand
Thought Leadership
Augmenting the IT operations workforce with platform generative AI
Task Force Lima spurs movement in the DOD to understand generative AI
Government leaders tout big wins for their missions with AI, ML and cloud tools
What government CIOs need for AI to succeed
The Latest
Ethical AI frameworks are crucial to reducing biases, says former Navy CIO Aaron Weis
How collaboration platforms improve agency access to data and AI algorithm sharing
Building the infrastructure needed to secure research mega-grants with AI tools
Building a better citizen experience with contact center modernization strategies
Streamlining government services with intelligent document processing
How agencies like Census Bureau are improving network visibility and operations
Sustaining telehealth services with data intelligence
Government leaders tout AI successes at Google Cloud Public Sector Summit
The value of ethics in AI, from development to implementation
For AI success, start small and iterate
For artificial intelligence, most of the work comes after launch
How the pandemic changed the future of work for government agencies
