John Breeden II
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- Aug 23, 2026
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What AI’s workplace adoption means for government agencies (opens the original)
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Most people probably associate the U.S. Census Bureau with the massive effort to count everyone in the country once every 10 years. But Census researchers are hardly sitting around waiting for the next decennial tally. The agency constantly surveys Americans about how they live, work and even play. The resulting information helps government agencies set policy, support programs and track how conditions across the country are changing. And lately, that changing world includes a lot of artificial
Federal agencies are looking beyond the usual sources for new ideas (opens the original)
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A few years ago, I tried to help a team of astronauts survive a Martian dust storm. Fortunately, nobody was actually in danger. I was participating in the second NASA MarsXR Challenge, a government-sponsored competition hosted on the HeroX open-innovation platform. NASA wanted members of the public to design virtual reality scenarios that could someday help train astronauts for missions on Mars. The first phase focused on storyboarding, so participants did not need to know how to program a VR si
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