Edward Graham is a Technology Reporter at Nextgov/FCW. He focuses on national security technologies and policies, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and election security issues, with a keen interest in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and healthcare technology. Edward's work has been featured in notable publications such as Defense One, FCW, and Government Executive.
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Edward Graham focuses on national coverage within the United States, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to AI, election security, technology, cybersecurity, and government operations. His reporting delves into how these areas intersect with politics.
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By: Edward Graham
Threats against the Secret Service’s full-time protectees are up over 40% since last year. The service’s CIO and CAIO Chris Kraft said AI “can help us as we investigate those threats, monitor those threats [and] bring together correlations between seemingly disparate information.”
By: Edward Graham
Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., said China’s energy production “is really something we have to compete on, and right now we can't do that without permitting.”
The office’s Acting Commissioner for Patents Barry Schindler said putting agents in the hands of its examiners “can shorten that [review process] to one year, because you can pick up the phone and have conversations.”
By: Edward Graham
Permitting reform should be a top priority when it comes to ensuring that America maintains its technology dominance over global adversaries, according to a U.S. senator.
By: Edward Graham
Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., said the AI-focused facilities are going to be even more critical than their traditional data center counterparts because “so much more functionality is going to rely on their health and existence.”
By: Edward Graham
Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., said the AI-focused facilities are going to be even more critical than their traditional data center counterparts because “so much more functionality is going to rely on their health and existence.”
By: Edward Graham
Lawmakers this week took aim at foreign efforts to create knock-off copies of U.S.-made AI models and AI’s capability to influence voting.
As the U.S. government seeks to drive the rapid adoption of new tools, many agencies are still forced to rely on outdated technologies for critical operations.
By: Jarmo Piironen, Edward Graham
Lawmakers this week took aim at foreign efforts to create knockoff copies of U.S.-made AI models and AI’s capability to influence voting.
By: Robert Alexander, Edward Graham
The new Oracle Health EHR rollouts in Ohio and Alaska bring the agency’s total deployments to 13 medical facilities this year.
