fraud

• Artificial Intelligence
• Workforce

Amid White House requirements, federal AI leaders share initial focuses around culture, governance and communication.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Health IT

Following the Public Health Emergency, fraud, waste, and abuse prevention continues to be a top priority for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Federal health agencies are developing increasingly sophisticated methods for detecting fraud and other forms of financial crime.

• Cybersecurity

The Office of Justice Programs is using identity, credential, and access management to reduce fraud in federal grants.

Following the loss of billions of dollars to pandemic-relief fraud, the White House is elevating efforts to combat other fraud in government relief programs.

Audits and evaluations are helping the agency detect and prevent identity fraud.

Predictive analytics with machine learning capabilities can get ahead of the curb in fraud and waste prevention.

AI is helping to prevent fraud, waste and abuse of funds.

AI, data and cyber are focus areas that will secure HHS IT and prevent fraud, waste and abuse of funds.

• Digital Services

The government needs to provide products and digital services that allow users to easily accomplish what they need to do, according to experts from the U.S. Digital Services discussing tech development challenges and ways to mitigate issues before they arise using human-centered design.

• Data
• Health IT

The Department of Health and Human Services has been leveraging data and data analytics to help prevent fraud, waste and abuse of resources and to manage its grants programs in more effective ways — especially over this past year, said HHS Office of Inspector General Chief Data Officer Caryl Brzymialkiewicz.