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25 years after 9/11, spy agencies face old lessons and new threats (opens the original)
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As Air Force One returned to Washington, D.C. on the night of Sept. 11, 2001, Michael Morell looked out a window and saw an F-16 off the aircraft’s wingtip. Beyond it, the Pentagon was still smoldering. Morell, then-President George W. Bush’s intelligence briefer, had spent the day answering the president’s questions and relaying intelligence as the country tried to understand the attacks that had hit the Pentagon and the World Trade Center in New York City. A quarter-century later, that view fr
GSA unveils new, token-based OneGov discount with OpenAI (opens the original)
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OpenAI is offering agencies discounted, token-based pricing for its ChatGPT models under a new 27-month long OneGov agreement announced by the General Services Administration Thursday. The 50% discount on token-based usage across ChatGPT models starts on Oct. 1 — a day after OpenAI’s current OneGov agreement expires. “As agencies increasingly integrate AI into their regular operations, providing consumption-based access is the next logical step,” said Laura Stanton, acting commissioner of GSA’s
GSA and CMS continue Medicaid tech vendor collaboration, but its impact is likely limited, experts say (opens the original)
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and General Services Administration are continuing a partnership that provides Medicaid technology vendors expedited access to the GSA Schedule, but experts say it won’t be a big boost for states to comply with work requirement rules taking effect on Jan. 1. The partnership, first announced in January, has led to at least five companies getting onto the GSA Schedule, according to a Nextgov/FCW review of GSA records and a Medicaid.gov webpage. The fi
NSA looks to AI to help analysts sift through vast data troves (opens the original)
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The National Security Agency is leaning into artificial intelligence tools to process mass volumes of data it collects, allowing analysts to sort through tasks and find anomalies faster, a top official said Tuesday. “I think right now we’re looking at how to use an AI where we could triage so much more,” David Imbordino, the head of the agency’s cybersecurity directorate, said on a panel with officials from the “Five Eyes” intelligence alliance at the Billington Cybersecurity Summit in Washingto
House panel subpoenas Oracle heads over VA health record overhaul’s ballooning costs (opens the original)
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The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee unanimously voted on Wednesday to subpoena two top Oracle officials amid the Department of Veterans Affairs’ move to modify its contract with the tech giant for the ongoing deployment of its new electronic health record system. VA announced last month that it was extending its current 10-year, $10 billion modernization deal with Oracle to include an additional $17 billion ceiling and three option-year periods. The extension comes after VA and Oracle faced ex
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