Скачать или смотреть From the Parthenon to Prevention: Rebuilding Government with AI and Stopping $11.7B in Fraud

On this episode of Fed Gov Today, agencies reveal how artificial intelligence is rapidly shifting from experiment to infrastructure.
At the Interior Department, Associate CIO John Montel explains how an ancient Greek icon inspired a modern AI transformation strategy. Dubbed the “Parthenon Framework,” the model brings contracting, cybersecurity, policy, training, and communications together into one agile structure designed to modernize 1,100+ mission-critical systems. The goal: eliminate “click fatigue,” embed regulations directly into workflows, and deliver AI-powered services that function as seamlessly as ordering a pizza or tracking an Uber. With dashboards measuring KPIs, risk, and cyber posture in real time, AI is becoming foundational—not optional.
ServiceNow’s Geoff Browning builds on that momentum, proposing an “AI control tower” to help agencies scale responsibly. As AI use cases surge across government, success hinges on governance, asset management, workforce upskilling, and measurable return on investment.
Finally, Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service’s Justin Marsico spotlights its expanding Do Not Pay program, which prevented, detected, or recovered $11.7 billion in improper payments in FY25—a 63% increase year over year. With permanent access to the Social Security Death Master File and 614 million screenings conducted, Treasury is scaling data-driven fraud prevention across government.