Joe Bullinger/U.S. Navy
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Christian Robles,Technology Reporter, Nextgov/FCW
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Christian Robles
An industry lawyer anticipates more bid protests will likely allege that agencies misused AI in the procurement process but that could be hard to prove if agencies don’t report their use of AI as “high-impact.”
Trax alleges the Army used AI that hallucinated to unfairly rank its $450M bid lower than a rival's. The case highlights growing compliance risk: federal agencies lack clear GenAI governance in procurement, inviting contractor bid protests that force transparency standards.
Joe Bullinger/U.S. Navy
By
Christian Robles,Technology Reporter, Nextgov/FCW
By
Christian Robles

The Defense Department is increasingly using AI in "high-impact" bid evaluations.

A legal expert told Nextgov/FCW the possibility underscores how the federal government is “fully unprepared for how bad”…

Anthropic said it would contest the decision, which outside experts said was 'likely illegal.' But the damage may already be done.

Anthropic suing the U.S. Department of War perhaps wasn’t a surprise, but it was nevertheless a shock.

Palantir Technologies successfully protested a Defense Intelligence Agency bid for the ASTRA military intelligence system,…

After weeks of talks under a contract worth up to $200 million, the U.S. Department of Defense and Anthropic are reportedly at a…