Alexandra Kelley is a Staff Correspondent at Nextgov/FCW. She reports on emerging technology, focusing on themes such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and the intersection of Big Tech and the economy, while also covering significant events like the coronavirus pandemic. Alexandra's work has been featured in AVN Manufacturers, FCW, Nextgov/FCW, Ranker, Route Fifty, Washington Technology, and Defense One.
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By: Alexandra Kelley, David DiMolfetta
Ongoing drafts of policy documents feature language that would limit the private sector’s ability to dictate how their artificial intelligence models are used in government missions, according to sources familiar with their development.
By: Alexandra Kelley
A renegotiated deal between the three companies and the Center for Artificial Intelligence Standards and Innovation allows private sector models to undergo safety testing in classified environments.
By: David Dimolfetta, Alexandra Kelley
Draft policy language under review would assert the government’s authority to decide how tech it buys gets used, as officials debate guardrails and vendor influence.
By: Alexandra Kelley
Defense Under Secretary for Research and Engineering Emil Michael said new agreements with Big Tech companies are a “counterstatement” to the ongoing Anthropic-Pentagon conflict as the agency prioritizes flexible contracts.
By: Alexandra Kelley
Emil Michael, defense undersecretary for research and engineering, said new agreements with Big Tech companies are a “counterstatement” to the ongoing Anthropic-Pentagon conflict as the agency prioritizes flexible contracts.
By: Jarmo Piironen, Alexandra Kelley
Multiple House bills aim to use artificial intelligence to improve energy generation and storage, along with government workflows and women’s health care.
Perusing the r/weird subreddit to see what bizarre discoveries Redditors have made this week is a wild adventure. Between someone staying in a motel with no staff or guests and a mind-trippy clear Fanta, here are the strange posts this week that completely confused the internet. Were any of these...
By: Samuel Boivin, Alexandra Kelley, David DiMolfetta
The order, which is expected this week, comes as the Trump administration grapples with the national security implications of advanced cyber-focused AI models like Anthropic’s Mythos.
By: Alexandra Kelley
The developing order on post-quantum cryptography sets rigid deadlines for quantum-resistant cryptography updates, underscoring that contractors need to migrate to certain standards by 2030.
By: Douglas Rissing, Alexandra Kelley
The updated rule is expected in the next couple weeks and will set a preference for fixed-price models, making the GSA a “more predictable business partner” to original equipment manufacturers.
