The promise of artificial intelligence to revolutionize public services is met with the sobering reality that a single line of misconfigured code could incorrectly deny essential benefits to thousands of citizens. This high-stakes environment is forcing a critical reevaluation of how government
With a career spanning the highest echelons of policy and legislation, Donald Gainsborough, head of Government Curated, offers a rare look inside the complex machinery of U.S. health policy. His insights pull back the curtain on the recent, tumultuous internal debates at the Department of Health
The quiet integration of artificial intelligence into the machinery of government is rapidly moving from a theoretical possibility to a practical reality, presenting public administrators with an unprecedented set of tools and dilemmas. Artificial intelligence represents a significant advancement
From Crisis to Cloud Charting Nevadas Digital Leap For decades, the State of Nevada operated on a technological knife's edge, its most critical financial and human resources functions dependent on a heavily customized and dangerously obsolete 1990s-era mainframe. The state has now embarked on a
The Digital Tsunami Meets an Analog Grid In an era defined by cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and instant global connectivity, the digital world feels increasingly ethereal, a weightless realm of information and data that exists everywhere and nowhere at once. Yet, behind every search
The United States Federal Reserve has navigated treacherous economic waters by enacting its third interest rate cut of the year, a move made not with the clarity of comprehensive data but under the shadow of a significant information blackout. In its final meeting of 2025, the Federal Open Market
