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Artificial Intelligence has the power to transform how federal agencies achieve their missions with greater speed, accuracy, and efficiency. You'll hear from:
-Allen Hill, Chief Information Officer, Federal Communications Commission
-Col Travis Hartman, Chief Technology Officer, Army Forces Comman…
The Government Accountability Office is on a mission to “democratize” data, ensuring it is leveraged as a strategic asset, while maintaining the protections. GAO’s Chief Data Officer Lindsey Saul shared these insights during Federal News Network’s AI and Data Exchange.
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The Government Accountability Office is adopting artificial intelligence and other emerging technology tools to increase its oversight capabilities for the audits and evaluations it conducts of federal programs. GAO’s Chief Data Officer Lindsey Saul says AI tools are helping the agency keep up with…
The General Services Administration is on a mission to downsize the federal government’s office space footprint, after taking a closer look at its real estate inventory.
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