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SEC seeks blockchain analysis service
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Census prep vital to states' power -- why some could miss out
Less than a 2 percent difference in the 2020 population count could mean gaining or losing a congressional seat.
What's next in network automation
By taking the detailed technical knowledge out of the hands of the integrators and putting it into an automated software-defined environment, agencies can craft policies to drive their work and increase efficiency.
Combatting facial recognition bias with better data
IBM's Diversity in Faces dataset is an annotated collection of 1 million facial images drawn from pictures and videos compiled from Creative Commons data available on Flickr.
The 5G skills gap: What does government need?
Agencies must transform cloud, security, miniaturization, data and supply chain competencies to adapt to a 5G-enabled government.
DARPA looks to robots for underground navigation
The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's SubT Integration Exercise asks teams to quickly and remotely map, navigate and search underground environments.
To protect us from the risks of advanced artificial intelligence, we need to act now
The next decade offers an opportunity to create safe and efficient AI systems that can have far reaching benefits to society and humanity.
Data-driven decisions require data-first culture
To create an environment in which data-driven decision-making can thrive, agencies need to provide analytic capabilities that require no coding and that are intuitive to non-experts.
DARPA looks to procurement bots
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants off-the-shelf options for robotic process automation tools that can boost efficiency in the procurement process.
Last call for Fed 100 nominations
Judging for the 2019 Federal 100 Awards takes place this weekend, so all submissions must be in by 6 p.m. ET on Friday, Jan. 25.
Put security in the background to put security first
Automated and continuous monitoring can secure networks services and still provide uninterrupted and seamless access to those who really need it.
High demand for IoT regulation, survey finds
More than nine out of 10 respondents supported some IoT security regulation.
Why paper maps still matter in the digital age
The accuracy of digital maps depends entirely on their level of detail, fact-checking and update frequencies.
GAO highlights need to better match patient records
Better matching of patients’ electronic health records would enhance the quality of that care and help reduce costs.
Top data and automation trends for 2019
Early adopters of cutting-edge digital technologies have seen tangible cost savings and productivity increases.
Shifting agile to a higher gear
You can’t master driving a stick shift or managing agile in the abstract. You have to take the wheel and be willing to grind the gears -- and keep at it until it becomes second nature.
Army ramps up for AI
Artificial intelligence will be a big part of the future acquisitions, particularly regarding air missile defense and other weapons systems, an Army acquisition exec says.
Measuring Bike and Pedestrian Traffic to Make Better Roads
Once collected, this data could end up capturing patterns that planners hadn’t anticipate.
40 Startups to Work With 22 Governments on Civic Tech Challenges
The Startup in Residence Program has grown and even inspired California’s governor to turn its approach to innovation into a new procurement pathway.
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