Like most of its government peers, the Environmental Protection Agency has embraced artificial intelligence and filled its federally required inventory with more than a dozen use cases. But the emerging technology shouldn’t be mistaken for a cure-all, the agency’s new IT chief warned Tuesday.
Carter Farmer, who took over as the EPA’s chief information officer in May after seven-plus years in IT systems roles at the U.S. Institute of Peace, said during a FedInsider webinar…
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