AI, Government, and the Future

AI, Government and the Future

Welcome to our weekly dive into the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on the U.S. Government!

AI is progressing at an incredible pace, and we're just scratching the surface. With so much information out there, it can be overwhelming to keep up.

Corner Alliance is here to provide you with insightful analysis and a concise summary, delivered to you on a regular basis. Stay informed, stay up-to-date, and join us on this thrilling journey into the future of AI.

Spotlight

Agentic AI: Enhancing Government Operations Through Autonomous Decision-Making

A recent GovTech article delves into the emerging role of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) in public sector operations. Unlike generative AI models that require human prompts to generate content, agentic AI systems are designed to autonomously make decisions and perform goal-oriented tasks without continuous human intervention. By integrating machine learning, automation technologies, and language processing, these systems can execute tasks such as scheduling or adjusting systems based on environmental inputs. This autonomy is made possible by reinforcement learning algorithms and sensor integration, which allow agentic AI to continuously interpret real-time data, update internal models, and act on that information without needing explicit instructions. For example, they can automate routine government functions like managing calendars or responding to environmental changes, thereby enhancing operational efficiency.​

The adoption of agentic AI in government settings promises increased efficiency by automating repetitive tasks, allowing workers to focus on more complex responsibilities. However, the article emphasizes the necessity of maintaining a balanced approach where AI augments human decision-making without replacing it, ensuring that technology serves to enhance public services while preserving accountability and transparency.​

As agentic AI becomes more prevalent, the article underscores the importance of human oversight and the implementation of appropriate guardrails to ensure that these technologies are used responsibly and effectively in the public sector.

Read More - GovTech

EmergeNexus Initiative: Advancing Federal Operations Through AI Integration

A new collaboration between Lawelawe Nexus and EmergeGen AI– known as the EmergeNexus initiative– highlights ongoing efforts to modernize federal government operations through artificial intelligence. By delivering scalable, implementation-ready AI solutions that automate tasks, enhance threat detection, support red-teaming exercises, and strengthen operational resilience, the partnership exemplifies how strategic collaboration can align technology integration with mission- critical needs. This effort directly reflects Corner Alliance’s own approach to AI adoption: one that combines technical innovation with strategic alignment, measurable impact and a mission-first mindset. Just as EmergeNexus brings together deep federal experience and cutting edge AI capabilities, we guide our clients through emerging technologies with clarity, ROI-driven insights, and a strong emphasis on enabling people and systems to work smarter– not be replaced.

Read More - Govcon Wire

White House Issues New AI Policy Memos, Emphasizing Innovation, Governance, and Public Trust

The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) recently released two memos, M-25-21 and M-25-22, outlining updated guidance on the use and acquisition of artificial intelligence technologies across the federal government. While these documents replace previous memos issued under the Trump administration, they also mark a refinement of the Biden Administration’s earlier AI policy approach. Specifically, they shift from high-level principles- such as those outlined in the Biden Administration’s Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights– to enforceable, operational requirements that agencies must now integrate into both AI governance and procurement processes.

The first memo, M-25-21, establishes concrete guardrails for federal AI use, emphasizing responsible innovation, strong governance, and the importance of maintaining public trust. The second memo, M-25-22, updates the acquisition process, reinforcing requirements around risk management, performance tracking, and sustaining a competitive AI technology marketplace. Importantly, agencies must ensure that all AI technologies undergo rigorous testing and impact assessments, with non-compliant tools subject to potential contract termination.

Together, these memos reflect a maturing federal AI strategy—moving from conceptual frameworks to actionable policy infrastructure—designed to ensure responsible, accountable, and transparent AI deployment across government operations.

Read More - FedScoop