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The GAO's 2027-2032 Strategic Plan explicitly prioritizes federal adaptation to AI and quantum computing, signaling a major shift in how the US government will oversee these emerging technologies. By targeting workforce development in data science and cybersecurity alongside modernization efforts like OneGov, the plan addresses critical infrastructure and governance challenges essential for the sector's maturation.

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GAO Releases 2027 - 2032 Strategic Plan

GDELTOctober 20, 20264 min read

The Government Accountability Office has released its 2027-2032 Strategic Plan, which outlines how GAO will help Congress address artificial intelligence, evolving national security risks and the federal government’s fiscal challenges. GAO’s focus on AI, cybersecurity and federal IT acquisition comes as federal civilian agencies advance modernization initiatives such as the General Services Administration’s OneGov strategy. Top federal technology officials will discuss these priorities at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 FedCiv Summit on Oct. 29, where sessions will cover generative…

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