The framework developed by the Committee on House Administration and Office of the Chief Administrative Officer is meant to ...
The House-wide AI policy seeks to create methods for assessing and prioritizing AI technologies and enable all House ...
A bipartisan cohort of commissioners on the government’s campaign finance agency voted Thursday to forgo new rulemaking on ...
The Biden Administration announced its Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial ...
Ahead of the new postal health program's launch in 2025, the Office of Personnel Management has created a landing page with ...
OMB in March issued a request for information on responsible AI procurement "to inform future OMB action to govern AI use ...
The policy overview released Thursday describes roles for the Chief Administrative Office and Committee on House ...
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer wants the White House to tighten civil rights safeguards against faulty algorithms for ...
Sept. 10, the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) announced that it does not intend to enact new regulations targeting the use ...
HHS, one of the federal government’s top users of artificial intelligence, has spent nearly $129 million on AI and AI-related purchases in the past five years.
The subcommittee has also called for increased funding to support research at both the state and local law enforcement level.
2024 marks the first full year of implementing Canada’s recent AI policy for the Federal Court. As it stands today, not a single Chief Justice in Canada has firmly said “no” to the use of AI ...