Former US government tech chief says AI could make navigating the bureaucracy much easier

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Casey Coleman, a vice president at ServiceNow (left); A sign for the US General Services Administration in front of their headquarters.
Casey Coleman, the former chief information officer for the US General Services Administration, says AI will allow federal workers to do "better, more creative, higher-value work."

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The rise of the $1 a year AI deal

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Donald Trump talks to Sam Altman in the Roosevelt Room
OpenAI has been aggressive in its efforts to get federal employees access to ChatGPT.

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Maryland won a tentative victory in the race for a new FBI headquarters, a potential economic boon for a majority Black county near DC

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Gov. Wes Moore of Maryland, center, and Rep. Steny Hoyer share the stage in Baltimore.

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