USPTO has over 20 AI capabilities with more coming, CIO says
The Patent and Trademark Office just got a new chief artificial intelligence officer and is eyeing more drafting and searching tools, Deborah Stephens said.
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Why AI modernization doesn’t require the perfect enterprise overhaul
Howard Spira, CIO and Chief AI Officer at the Export-Import Bank of the United States, explains how agencies can safely layer AI onto legacy and hybrid systems,…
Mobile driver’s licenses are now accepted on Login-dot-gov for ID verification
Login-dot-gov now widely accepts mobile driver’s licenses for identity verification, partially in an effort to combat artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes, according to a General Services Administration press release…
DHS plans ‘large investments’ in biosurveillance as it ramps up capabilities
The agency’s Science and Technology Directorate wants to add testing and evaluation sites, forge partnerships with industry and create internal roles to lead the work.
HUD eyes AI tool to review grant spending. Housing advocates have concerns
The system will analyze every check written by a grant recipient starting at the end of this month. Housing and tech experts worry about politicization and its…
Mobile driver’s licenses now widely accepted at Login-dot-gov for ID verification
Google and Samsung Wallet users can use the licenses to verify their identity, GSA announced, in an effort to combat artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes.
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Why federal leaders must reclaim the economics of AI
As AI systems gain wider adoption across government, agencies need to understand the cost advantages of deploying the right AI models and the right hardware.
The secret to the State Department’s AI success
CIO Kelly Fletcher and CAIO Amy Ritualo join the podcast.
FAA unveils AI aviation data tool in Washington airspace
The platform, which launched in “a limited mode,” offers suggestions on handling congestion and other challenges by analyzing around 200 data streams.
Interior to use facial recognition AI for missing and murdered persons, human trafficking cases
The agency’s Missing and Murdered Unit will use Clearview AI tools to “rapidly identify and locate missing persons, crime victims, and suspects nationwide,” contracting documents said.