COMMENTARY | The agencies that prepare their digital house first will get the productivity gains.
A maintenance worker pushes a cleaning cart through the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol on September 30, 2025 in Washington, D.C.
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Government uses AI to help it buy, but humans still get the final say
'Your 30 days has become 30 hours’: AI is reshaping federal cyber defense
New Pentagon task force races to bring powerful AI tools to America’s most sensitive networks
Employers adopt AI tools faster than they can train workers to use them
COMMENTARY | Four operational realities that agencies must address before AI can deliver mission impact at scale.
COMMENTARY | Agencies are making significant investments in AI, but those efforts will be wasted if they can't secure the…
COMMENTARY | There is no realistic path where federal agencies opt out of agentic AI.
COMMENTARY | Federal agencies need to conduct a hard review of whether their current AI pilots can survive contact with real…
The chief human capital officers also emphasized the importance of improving the skillset of the mid-career workforce.
COMMENTARY | Stop viewing AI as a standalone miracle and start viewing it as the engine within a larger machine.
