Mohar Chatterjee
AI and Special Projects Reporter at POLITICO
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politico.com | Mohar Chatterjee
Aerial view of the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on March 31, 2024. Home to the US Defense Department, the Pentagon is one of the world's largest office buildings. (Photo by Daniel SLIM / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL SLIM/AFP via Getty Images) | AFP via Getty Images With help from Alfred Ng and Chase DiFeliciantonioOne of the Pentagon’s original bands of digital insurgents is calling it quits — and with them, an entire era of government tech disruption may be ending.
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politico.com | Mohar Chatterjee
Under pressure from the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency, nearly all the staff of the Defense Digital Service — the Pentagon’s fast-track tech development arm — are resigning over the coming month, according to the director and three other current members of the office, granted anonymity to discuss their job status freely, as well as internal emails. The resignations will effectively shut down the decade-old program after the end of April.
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yahoo.com | Mohar Chatterjee
Under pressure from the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency, nearly all the staff of the Defense Digital Service — the Pentagon’s fast-track tech development arm — are resigning over the coming month, according to the director and three other current members of the office granted anonymity to discuss their job status freely, as well as internal emails. The resignations will effectively shut down the decade-old program after the end of April.
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flipboard.com | Mohar Chatterjee
6 hours agoMicrosoft is having a moment. April’s updates have caused as many problems as they’ve resolved, at least from a user perspective. Mysterious folders have appeared on PCs along with dire warnings. And now a new error pushes users to redo an update. But Microsoft has now warned that is not the case — …
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3 weeks ago |
ramaonhealthcare.com | Mohar Chatterjee
Will Congress’s new AI plan survive Trump? Politico April 2, 2025By Mohar ChatterjeeOne of the most ambitious — if abstract — new ideas for AI in Washington is the American Science Acceleration Project, or ASAP, a blueprint floated by Sens. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) and Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) to speed up American scientific research.
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Appreciate this Harry Potter reference in @politico's Sunday front page line up. Mine is the one about how unauthorized AI porn might just bust Congress' tech policy gridlock. https://t.co/I5OGAwjBK8 https://t.co/meymrz5p6e
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