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This week on The Impact, Hal and Addie break down the government’s AI acceleration—and the ROI warning signs. We cover GSA’s OneGov deal giving feds a year of Microsoft 365 Copilot at no extra cost, Azure sweeteners, FedRAMP posture, and how rivals like Perplexity for Government lower friction with cross-model access. We unpack MIT’s finding that 95% of AI efforts don’t pay off yet, Nvidia’s market concentration, and growing community pushback on data centers, plus why light-touch guardrails in states like California matter. Guided by Tech Policy Press’s critique of partisan misfires, we land on a practical playbook: pilot with guardrails, measure outcomes, publish use cases, diversify vendors and models, and keep civil-rights and oversight front and center.
By MFStrategiesThis week on The Impact, Hal and Addie break down the government’s AI acceleration—and the ROI warning signs. We cover GSA’s OneGov deal giving feds a year of Microsoft 365 Copilot at no extra cost, Azure sweeteners, FedRAMP posture, and how rivals like Perplexity for Government lower friction with cross-model access. We unpack MIT’s finding that 95% of AI efforts don’t pay off yet, Nvidia’s market concentration, and growing community pushback on data centers, plus why light-touch guardrails in states like California matter. Guided by Tech Policy Press’s critique of partisan misfires, we land on a practical playbook: pilot with guardrails, measure outcomes, publish use cases, diversify vendors and models, and keep civil-rights and oversight front and center.