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COMMENTARY | Many agencies are increasingly relying on AI to uncover fraudulent activities, and the emerging technology could hold the key to help recoup billions of dollars siphoned off from the federal government in pandemic relief scams.

As part of a broad cybersecurity strategy, the U.S. wants to create incentives for the tech industry to manufacture products and software that don’t contain major security flaws.

The Biden administration is investing over $280 million into digital twin technologies to innovate in semiconductor manufacturing and research.

An update to US international cyberspace policy will leverage partnerships to defend against cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and help prevent surveillance misuses.

A Senate amendment to the FAA reauthorization bill would pause additional rollout of the TSA’s facial recognition technology until Congress has reviewed the agency’s program.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development confirmed characteristics like race and income, are protected from AI algorithmic discrimination.

The last international cyber blueprint came out more than a decade ago from the Obama administration.

Manta Ray prototype demonstrates propulsion, steering in step toward “real-world operations.”

COMMENTARY | Refactoring legacy applications into modern programming languages yields not only memory-safe applications but typically produces smaller code bases, notably faster runtimes and increased scalability.

The agency is looking for ways AI can improve pedestrian safety, air traffic control, road traffic management and more.