CISA’s New AI Directive Targets Highest-Risk Cyber Vulnerabilities

CISA’s New AI Directive Targets Highest-Risk Cyber Vulnerabilities

Federal agencies are being directed to take a more focused and aggressive approach to cybersecurity under a new policy from the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The directive prioritizes the most dangerous software vulnerabilities, reflecting growing concerns that artificial intelligence is enabling hackers to identify and exploit security flaws faster than ever before.…

Agencies’ approach to embedding AI is being revised

Agencies’ approach to embedding AI is being revised

U.S. federal agencies are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence, reporting thousands of use cases and investing billions of dollars into the technology. While these numbers suggest strong progress, experts argue that simply deploying AI tools does not equate to meaningful transformation. The real challenge lies in integrating AI into everyday operations in a way that delivers…

Commerce AI center will analyze Google Deepmind, Microsoft and xAI models

Commerce AI center will analyze Google Deepmind, Microsoft and xAI models

The U.S. Department of Commerce has launched a major initiative to evaluate advanced artificial intelligence systems developed by leading tech companies, including Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI. These companies have agreed to provide the government with early access to their AI models before they are released publicly. The evaluations will be conducted by the Center…

The government’s AI efficiency numbers look good

The Government’s AI efficiency numbers look good

A recent analysis highlights that U.S. federal agencies are rapidly scaling their use of artificial intelligence, with 3,611 documented AI use cases in 2025, representing nearly a 70% increase compared to 2024 and more than six times the number recorded in 2023. This sharp rise signals how quickly AI has moved from experimental pilots to…