The Departments of Energy and Commerce receive a combined $13.8 million from the funding vehicle.

Commerce Chief Data Officer Oliver Wise said a “policy shift” is needed across the government on the standard for public data in the era of AI.

Union members called on EDA leaders to engage in meetings and to come to an agreement on return-to-office policies in a letter obtained by FedScoop.

Nearly $50 million in targeted investments awarded to the Departments of State, Education and Commerce.

The publications are aimed at providing clearer and unambiguous guidance to private-sector partners, according to the agency.

The actions were among several announced by the Department of Commerce at the roughly six-month mark after Biden’s executive order on artificial intelligence.

The agency said in a Federal Register posting that it seeks information from the public regarding how to enhance capabilities through AI while ensuring data quality.

AI safety bodies in the U.S. and the U.K. will work together on AI safety research, evaluations and guidance under partnership.

The Department of Commerce bureau also pushed for federal guardrails for AI systems, including additional disclosures, in the report.

The National Science Foundation, Department of Energy and Department of Commerce would get some of the highest investments for artificial intelligence-related work under the latest budget released…