Natalie Alms is a staff reporter at Nextgov/FCW. She covers federal technology policy, customer experience, and the government's tech workforce, with a focus on how these areas intersect with legislation, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. Natalie has been featured in publications such as FCW, Washington Technology, and Government Executive.
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Natalie Alms' coverage focuses primarily on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly related to technology, artificial intelligence, federal agencies, and cybersecurity. Her articles often delve into the intersection of politics with these topics.
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Agencies using the government-created service will have the option to incorporate new face-matching capabilities or stick with existing offerings.
By: Natalie Alms
According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, governments that use its guidance to offer attribute validation services may have to rely less often on commercial data for identity.
Meet the Department of Labor's CAIO Mangala Kuppa. She's focused in large part on AI safety and making sure the tech tools promote workers' well being.
By: Natalie Alms, David Dimolfetta
Policymakers are examining how the advent of artificial intelligence could create new privacy risks around the federal agency purchase and use of personal information from data brokers.
A new Department of Treasury strategy calls on those delivering government programs to make them easier to access.
By: David Dimolfetta, Alexandra Kelley, Natalie Alms
The pending order will focus heavily on federal cyber standards and emerging tech threats, but remains in limbo amid the presidential election.
By: Natalie Alms
The push to focus on skills-based hiring for federal jobs dates back to the first Trump administration. The Biden White House has continued these efforts.
Cybersecurity, customer experience and effective transition efforts have been top-of-mind for Clare Matorana in the last days of the Biden administration.
Mina Hsiang, current administrator of the U.S. Digital Service, is expected to leave before the Trump administration takes the helm.
The public release of the online form follows a delayed and glitchy version released last year.
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