Google, DOW in Talks to Deploy Gemini AI in Classified Settings
The proposed contract would allow Gemini for “all lawful uses,” a key sticking point that blew up an arrangement between...
The proposed contract would allow Gemini for “all lawful uses,” a key sticking point that blew up an arrangement between...
The USSF wants to offload the cognitive work typically performed by humans onto machines to improve the speed, scale and...
In part two of our series, explore leading federal CIOs from agencies including the Departments of Treasury, Energy, Transportation and...
As NGA chief AI officer, Dr. Michelle Aten, a CIA alumnus, develops the agency’s strategy for using data, analytics and...
Delve into part one of our ongoing series on federal CIOs and how they’re driving technology modernization in the governmentLearn...
A small cyber firm that does business with the DOW feels pinched by CMMC 2.0’s high costs, excessive paperwork and...
Federal chief AI officers are developing and implementing strategies to help agencies use AI to better serve the public These...
Critical spending legislation moving through Congress would increase the Pentagon’s RDT&E budget by $6.5 billionIt would also increase the Pentagon’s...
Kevin Plexico’s latest column on how President Trump is redefining defense contractor success in his second term is a must-read...
The DOW wants AI to be a foundational component of U.S. power projection, but generating sufficient power is a big...
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