Microsoft’s Brad Smith said AI ‘homework’ from White House helped speed pace of action
The tech giant’s vice chair and president complimented White House efforts to see what companies were capable of in terms of AI safety and security during a…
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PNNL and Microsoft talk strategies for responsible AI adoption
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Microsoft leaders share their insights into challenges, policy safeguards, and recommendations for government leaders venturing into AI adoption.
Federal Reserve stands up generative AI incubator
The Fed is looking to test concepts in areas that consume and generate a lot of data — such as payment rails and supervision and regulation.
Government leaders share strategies for embracing AI at federal innovation summit
Great innovation comes from partnering together, says Microsoft's Federal senior vice president at a gathering of federal leaders on harnessing artificial intelligence.
Microsoft rolls out generative AI roadmap for government services
Some of the new AI services that Microsoft will roll out in the coming months include: Azure OpenAI generative services for government, classified cloud workloads, intelligent recap…
Government gears up to embrace generative AI
A new survey sheds light on pivotal issues and reservations government leaders face as they contemplate strategies for adopting generative AI within their agencies.
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How the U.S. Census Bureau leveraged cloud services to modernize security
By transitioning to cloud-native software-as-a-service solutions, the U.S. Census Bureau redefined its approach to log management and laid new foundations for zero trust.
Microsoft’s Jason Payne emphasizes cybersecurity advancements in the government
Microsoft joins FedScoop at FedTalks 2023.
Interior eyes Microsoft’s mixed reality tool for national parks tours
The agency is moving forward with innovative technology “boldly,” Department of the Interior’s Andrea Brandon said at FedTalks.
Sen. Schumer to host Musk, Zuckerberg and other tech CEOs for closed-door AI forum
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will host tech leaders including Google CEO Sundar Pichai, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.