Biden’s new AI executive order gives several agencies more responsibility | FedScoop
Long-awaited EO calls for new regulatory strategies for federal use of the technology and more AI jobs within the government, among many other provisions.| FedScoop
Zach Whitman of the General Services Administration speaks during AI Talks on April 18, 2024, in Washington, D.C. (Scoop News Group photo) | FedScoop
Part of the Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate| FedScoop
Long-awaited EO calls for new regulatory strategies for federal use of the technology and more AI jobs within the government, among many other provisions.| FedScoop
WASHINGTON D.C., Aug. 28 2022 — A sign outside the Department of Energy building on Independence Ave SW. (Image credit: John Hewitt Jones) | FedScoop
