Artificial Intelligence

AI, quantum computing, fusion energy remain Energy’s top research priorities

Energy Undersecretary for Science Darío Gil walked House lawmakers through the agency’s research priorities for the AI-centric Genesis Mission and beyond.

New House commission to scrutinize AI's impact on the economy

The House Democratic Commission on AI and the Innovation Economy will address policy issues like guardrails for AI and its economic, safety and health impacts.

Trump plans to sign order preempting state AI laws

Congressional efforts to legally place a 10-year moratorium on state artificial intelligence regulation have thus-far failed to garner enough support.

HHS releases AI strategy, united by new OneHHS approach

The Department of Health and Human Services has set up a plan for AI implementation across the agency that relies on five pillars of effort.

AI’s impact on US workforce receives renewed legislative scrutiny

Two recently introduced measures look to prepare the U.S. labor market for AI’s broad adoption by studying its consequences and supporting workforce training and education initiatives.

Democrats bring back AI civil rights bill

The reintroduction of an anti-algorithmic discrimination bill comes as the advocacy for a decade-long moratorium on state-level AI regulation recirculates in Congress.

AWS announces new AI Factories to reduce infrastructure barriers for public, private sector

AWS and NVIDIA have teamed up to offer public and private sector partners access to bespoke artificial intelligence resources.

The CDC placed early bets on AI — and now they are paying off

The CDC has quietly been building a modern AI infrastructure designed to reshape how public health data is collected, analyzed and acted upon.

White House launches Genesis Mission to spur AI with federal assets

The Genesis Mission initiates a new artificial intelligence experimentation platform, linking agencies with federal data to spearhead advanced AI use cases and evaluate “experimental outcomes.”

White House official, lawmaker call for amplifying US tech policy abroad

Sen. Ted Budd, R-N.C., and OSTP Director Michael Kratsios also advocated for a light-touch regulatory regime that has become a centerpiece of the Trump administration's tech approach.

AI enhances Defense Logistics Agency’s end-to-end operations, CIO says

DLA Chief Information Officer Adarryl Roberts said accelerating Pentagon-wide adoption of AI tools is important because “we need to move at pace to keep up with our adversaries in China and Russia.”

White House considers order to preempt state AI laws

A draft of a new executive order would withhold federal funding from states with artificial intelligence regulations that are deemed overly punitive or in violation of the First Amendment.

Lawmakers propose grant program to boost AI training in medical schools

The bill would enable qualified medical schools and institutions to receive up to $100,000 in funding to promote AI literacy.

US and Saudi Arabia commit to new AI agreement

The memorandum allows Saudi Arabia to have access to U.S. tech systems, according to a White House fact sheet.

Lawmakers signal support for using AI to prevent veteran suicides in FY26 VA funding bill reports

“There is a significant need to improve early suicide indicators and detection using artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies that improve operational efficiency and effectiveness throughout veteran service delivery,” according to a House Appropriations panel report.

Dem senators take umbrage with new China tech trade

A letter sent to President Trump asks for the reinstatement of export controls on China, focusing on sensitive chip technologies.

OpenAI offers US veterans free year of its ChatGPT Plus service

Veterans and transitioning servicemembers can register for the plan if they are within 12 months of their retirement or separation from active duty.