Lindsey Wilkinson is a reporter at FedScoop. She covers AI and its influence on business technology, with a focus on themes such as security technology, public security, and aviation. Lindsey's work has been featured in numerous publications including CIO Dive, Cybersecurity Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Lindsey Wilkinson's articles predominantly focus on software, SaaS, and technology trends with a significant emphasis on press releases and data citations. She seems to be interested in covering the latest developments in artificial intelligence, OpenAI, tech salaries, and cybersecurity.
To reach out effectively to Lindsey Wilkinson, consider providing insights based on credible data or expert opinions related to emerging trends in AI and technology. Press releases about new products or initiatives within these areas may also catch her attention.
Given the absence of a specified geographic focus for Lindsey's coverage area, pitches should appeal to an international audience unless otherwise indicated by other details provided by her.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Lindsey Wilkinson
Nvidia, AMD, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, among others, are investing resources into the collaborative hub that will work toward identified challenges.
Congressional leaders are asking about pre-deployment testing, stakeholder consultation and oversight of the tool.
A whole-of-government effort is taking shape to combat an influx of AI-generated responses to market research inquiries, a Transportation Department official said.
Experts are sounding the alarm on a new provision allowing DHS's chief AI officer to waive any requirement outlined in the directive, including prohibited use cases.
The agency coordinated the effort with the departments of Defense and Homeland Security, aiming to strengthen airspace security.
The agencywide blanket purchase agreement brings a streamlined procurement vehicle for licenses and other services from 70-plus vendors, of which Carahsoft is a sole distributor.
Federal agencies will have access to a 40% discount on token-based usage across Claude models with no minimum purchase required.
The portal providing vendors and the public with a look at what purchases were coming up will come to an end Oct. 30.
The effort to streamline licensing processes had garnered concern from lawmakers and other organizations.
Ranking members from two House committees requested a closed-door briefing regarding AI-related document retention policies, vendor contracts, cybersecurity safeguards and more.
