“What holds federal agencies back often is on the front end with policies, processes and information systems that are antiquated."

Some observers found the Defense Department's new document lacking in detail.

DOD officials will be focusing on outdated review processes and accounting for new artificial intelligence initiatives.

Diane Staheli will help steer the Pentagon's implementation of policies, practices, standards and metrics for buying and building "trustworthy" AI.

A lot has changed since the release of DOD Directive 3000.09, so now, senior officials are considering updates to better suit modern capabilities.

The new software acquisition pathway solidifies the software factory's relationship with Air Combat Command.

In a matter of days, the federal government had to make an unprecedented decision.

OPM is looking into possibly acquiring natural language processing technology "to gain insights into statutory and regulatory text to support policy analysis."

The forthcoming policy will "seek to align the level of inspection, oversight, data examination and model control with the consequences of the outcomes."

The new directive "introduces a more focused, integrated approach to addressing weaknesses across federal agency HVAs."