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Military Leaders Say AI Needs Better Data to Reach the Battlefield
Officials say integrating data, securing AI systems and building resilient infrastructure are key to turning capabilities into an advantage.
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Air Force Software Official: AI Should Reuse Code, Not Rewrite It
CTO Kurt Jarvis explained how RAG, vector databases and DevSecOps guardrails help agencies safely integrate AI into coding.
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Stratcom Commander: ‘Absolute Dominance’ Cannot Be Assumed
Adm. Richard Correll outlined how AI, autonomy, information warfare and precision weapons are reshaping the strategic threat environment.
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Intelligence CIOs Warn AI Agents Could Accelerate Cyberattacks
IC CIOs warn AI agents are accelerating cyber threats and pushing agencies to automate patching and strengthen network defenses.
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DIA Outlines 6 Tech Priorities for Machine-Speed Intelligence
Officials are pressing industry for interoperable data, zero trust, virtual SCIFs and more resilient communications infrastructure.
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Navy CTO: AI, Data Strategy Gives Service 'Permission to Sprint'
Navy CTO Justin Fanelli said the new strategy will speed software delivery, curb battlefield decision cycles and build an AI-first force.
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More Agencies Join Genesis Mission to Further AI-Enabled Research
Several agencies including DOW, HHS, NIST and DHS announced their roles in advancing scientific discovery with AI through the Genesis Mission.
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Federal AI Forum
This Federal AI Forum will offer attendees a forward-looking conversation about highlighted issues in responsible adoption, architecture and practical implementation of agentic AI systems in federal missions. Learn More
Deploying Agentic AI Across Government
Learn how federal agencies are are governing, securing and scaling agentic AI tools.
Watch Now- Gabe Chiulli Acting CIO, Army
- Kevin Walsh Director of IT and Cybersecurity, GAO
- Christopher Yates Principal Chief Architect, Red Hat
The Rise of Platform Engineering in Government
Federal agencies are modernizing software development as missions increasingly depend on secure, scalable and rapidly deployable digital capabilities. Learn how IT leaders are using DevSecOps, platform engineering and AI-enabled development tools to streamline software delivery and improve operational agility.
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How Federal Agencies Are Securing Agentic AI with Identity and Zero Trust
Government leaders discuss securing agentic AI, protecting non-human identities and adapting zero-trust architectures for autonomous systems.
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Building a Mission‑Ready Data Foundation
Government leaders discuss modernizing data strategies to securely scale AI, analytics and mission outcomes across the public sector.
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Building the Foundation for AI
FBI and NIH explore how data modernization and cybersecurity are shaping federal artificial intelligence adoption.
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How GSA is Helping Agencies Tackle AI’s Data Challenges
GSA leaders discuss how agencies can strengthen data foundations, improve interoperability and scale AI adoption across government.
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Marine Warfighting Lab Turns Lessons from Ukraine into Future Strategy
The Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory uses wargaming and simulation to analyze threats, test capabilities and prepare for future conflicts.
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Air Force Software Official: AI Should Reuse Code, Not Rewrite It
CTO Kurt Jarvis explained how RAG, vector databases and DevSecOps guardrails help agencies safely integrate AI into coding.
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Army Targets New DevSecOps Initiative to Speed Code Reviews
Gabe Chiulli said ‘Project Gatekeeper’ will use AI-assisted code evaluation and faster deployment authorizations.
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DISA Shifts From Government-Built Cyber Tools to Commercial Tech
DOL is using artificial intelligence to modernize legacy systems, improve customer services and boost workforce efficiency.
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NEA Leverages AI to Drive Software Development
NEA CIO Jim Tunnessen discusses AI-assisted software development, modernization, cybersecurity and responsible AI adoption across government.
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One Year Later: Agencies Turn AI Action Plan Into Federal Programs
Since the White House released its AI strategy, federal agencies are deploying tools and programs to expand AI capabilities.
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Why Federal Tech Leaders Are Wearing Many Hats
Combining senior tech roles can streamline decision-making, but experts warn limited time and resources may hinder execution.
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