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The Department for Work and Pensions has scrapped a £694 million contract with external firms used to investigate benefit fraud, according to Guido Fawkes. The move comes as the department increasingly relies on artificial intelligence to flag suspicious claims. Critics are likely to question whether dropping the contractors will weaken fraud detection, while the DWP bets on AI tools to take over the work.
- 2Investors track CACI International stock activity▼CACI International Inc (CACI) stock price, news, quote and history
CACI International Inc, the US government technology and intelligence services contractor, is drawing attention as market watchers check its stock price, quote and trading history. The Reston, Virginia-based company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker CACI, remains a regular focus for investors following defense and national security sector shares.
- 3CACI International Stock Draws Investor Attention▼CACI International Inc (CACI) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
CACI International Inc, the US defence and technology contractor, is being tracked by investors checking its stock price, quotes and recent news. The company supplies software, intelligence and communications services to government and defence clients, and market watchers are following its share performance and corporate developments.
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The US General Services Administration is preparing a memo establishing AI-specific rules for federal technology acquisition. The guidance would shape how government agencies buy artificial intelligence tools and services, adding requirements beyond standard procurement procedures. It signals growing federal attention to managing the risks and oversight of AI systems purchased by government bodies.
- 5GSA issues AI acquisition policy for new federal contracts▼GSA issued an AI acquisition policy for new contracts. Here’s what it says.
The US General Services Administration has issued a new policy governing how artificial intelligence is procured in new federal contracts. The guidance lays out requirements agencies must follow when acquiring AI tools and services. The full details of the policy were reported by FedScoop, and the move is drawing attention as the federal government moves to standardize how it buys AI technology.