Nextgov/FCW’s Christian Robles on OneGov, AI, Medicaid tech and Flock cameras

All three frontier artificial intelligence companies now have either have new agreements in place or extensions to their current pacts as part of OneGov: the government’s initiative for consolidating its brand name tech purchases.

Christian Robles, who reports on technology policy and service delivery at Nextgov/FCW, joins for this episode to provide the details of who signed with the General Services Administration and for what. Not every agreement is exactly alike regarding the length of time and terms for usage and cost, as Christian told our Ross Wilkers.

Christian also goes over a GSA-Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services partnership that strives to connect states with products via the federal Schedules program, and how license plate reading systems are starting to enter society’s tech regulation chat.

Connect with Christian on Twitter at @crobles8gsa08. If you have a tip you'd like to share, Christian can be securely contacted at crobles808.12 on Signal.

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