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Breaking Down AI Tech Sprints at Veterans Affairs
VA is leading collaborative tech sprints in partnership with academia and the private sector to innovate new uses of artificial intelligence for healthcare and diagnostics.
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Why Government Needs More Women in AI
Women in tech can supercharge teams' creativity and help them stay under budget, meet deadlines and improve outcomes, studies show, so it’s time for more women to pursue tech careers, according to a lead Department of Labor official speaking at GovernmentCIO Media & Research’s Women Tech Leaders event Thursday.
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Why Communication Can Be Key to Tech Modernization
Federal IT groups are often looking at the newest emerging technologies to apply to their enterprise to drive change. But one key component to modernization is simple, overlooked and not technological at all: communication.
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What is E-discovery? The Future of Federal Litigation Tech
Electronic discovery, or e-discovery, refers to a legal process of uncovering electronically stored information (ESI) for potential litigation purposes. As the amount of digital data continues to rise, e-discovery has the potential to transform the ways organizations collect, store and analyze information.
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AI, Automation Improves ICE Call Center Efficiency
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) relies on a special call center — the Homeland Security Investigations Tip Line — for leads on human trafficking, terrorism, cybersecurity crimes and money laundering, but it faces operational challenges due to outdated IT infrastructure.
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HHS Leaders Say Emerging Technologies Making Health Data Actionable
Emerging technologies and advances in infrastructure are making data across federal health agencies more actionable.
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Federal RPA Use Growing Quickly, GSA Group Finds
An organization formed by the General Services Administration to spur robotic process automation adoption at federal agencies has seen automations grow by 110% across government agencies from 2019 to 2020.
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Tech’s Outlook to Advance New, Generic Drug Development
Offices within the Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) are developing new tools to advance drug development and evaluation processes of generic and new medicines.
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Data Initiatives at DHS Helped Deliver Vaccines to Frontline Workers
The Department of Homeland Security is prioritizing artificial intelligence, machine learning and data sharing to support data analytics for mission delivery — an effort that enabled the department to roll out COVID-19 vaccines rapidly to frontline workers earlier this year.
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New FDA AI Tool is Advancing Health Care
The Food and Drug Administration has launched a new artificial intelligence tool for detecting cancer screening, the latest example of the agency’s further innovation around artificial intelligence and machine learning for health care applications.
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The In-Demand Tech Areas Facing Federal Agencies
A Dcode report notes agencies will increasingly tackle critical modernization areas in remote collaboration, artificial intelligence and more.
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NIH Tackles Equitable AI for Biomedical, Behavioral Science
The National Institutes of Health is integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning to tackle inequalities across the health care system and advance medical research.
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