Artificial Intelligence

Will Google’s “Smart Compose” Create Inboxes Full of Gmail-Speak?

The feature has proved divisive since its launch.

Artificial Intelligence

The Coders Programming Themselves Out of a Job

When workers automate their own duties, who should reap the benefits?

Digital Government

The First Two Questions to Ask When Your Team Is Struggling

Problems can arise as teams grow and change.

Digital Government

By the Numbers: Federal Agencies Face Uneven Struggle Hiring Young Tech Talent

At one civilian agency, IT pros over 60 years old outnumber their under 30 colleagues 19 to one.

Artificial Intelligence

Bill Would Give Agencies More Resources to Adopt Artificial Intelligence

The legislation would require the government to bring on more AI experts and map out the technology’s implementation.

Cybersecurity

Senate Homeland Forwards Bill Making It Easier to Ban Personal Email at Agencies

The committee also passed bills to shore up supply chain cybersecurity and codify DHS’ CDM and cyber incident response programs.

Artificial Intelligence

Cyber Spies Don’t Have to Worry About Robots Taking Their Jobs, Intel Chief Says

The intelligence community will still need human analysts even as when machine learning does more, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats told students.

Artificial Intelligence

Slack Has Made Its Biggest Acquisition to Date

Slack is finally invading email.

Digital Government

Survey: Cyber Pros Leave Government For More Than Just Money

Other factors like leadership and mission play a factor too, according to a new survey.

Digital Government

How to Nail the Q&A Portion of Your Presentation

There are a few key things you can do.

Ideas

Machine Learning Could Help Chip Away at the Security Clearance Backlog

Augmenting human investigators is a better option than doing reinvestigations less frequently.

Emerging Tech

You Can Now Snooze Notifications on Google's Office App

Sometimes when you snooze, you win.

Cybersecurity

Pentagon’s Updated Cyber Strategy Focuses on ‘Assertively Defending’ U.S. Interests

The new strategy directs the department to deter cyber threats and cultivate its cyber talent.

Digital Government

Hillary Clinton’s Three-Point Plan for Solving Tech’s Diversity Problem

Interrogate root causes, instead of results.

Emerging Tech

By 2025, Machines Will Do More Work Than Humans, a New Report Says

The robot apocalypse is coming.

Digital Government

A Productivity App With a New Twist: Threats

Get distracted and face disastrous consequences.

Digital Government

Moving the Office Snacks (Or Water Cooler) Can Have a Surprising Pay Off

It doesn't take much to shift the workplace community.

Ideas

Get Your Federal Team In Sync With Zero Trust Security

Adopting a Zero Trust architecture solves the “flat network” problem that helps attackers move undetected inside corporate networks so they can find and exfiltrate sensitive data.

Digital Government

Understanding How Process Impacts Outcome Can Help Avoid Useless Meetings

Meetings are not inherently useful activities.

Digital Government

You May Be Inadvertently Discouraging People From Giving You Feedback

Building an environment that encourages feedback is easier said than done.