The current U.S. Army Corps of Engineers CIO and CDO will start his new position on Oct. 6.

In an interview with FedScoop, GSA’s director of Technology Transformation Services made the case for AI as an enabler of a more tech-ready workforce.

To keep pace with the demands of a transforming jobs market, the Labor Department must keep driving forward with modernization efforts, now-former CIO Gundeep Ahluwalia said.

Pete Waterman started his new position Monday, according to emails obtained by FedScoop.

The Expanding AI Voices Act would have the National Science Foundation award minority-serving institutions with funds to expand AI-related research efforts.

The Office of Personnel Management says it will be monitoring agency progress.

The General Services Administration said over 40 of the 70 fellows will participate in AI-related projects.

In a note to staff, Ahluwalia called the department's biggest accomplishment during his tenure its "ability to attract talent and create leaders."

Lisa Einstein appointed as CISA's chief AI officer; GSA's three-city AI hackathon fosters innovation

Members of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology voted in favor of recommendations to strengthen an OPM program targeting early-career talent.