AI (artificial intelligence and machine learning) runs through every layer of U.S. public data. University research (NSF grants, arXiv papers) becomes bills and federal rules, gets implemented through government contracts, and at the same time creates new cyber risks (vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure). This page connects that whole chain in one view.
Research & papers 2,175
- NSF grant 2027-03-15 EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program (EGFP): Building a Next-Generation Rhode Island W... ↗
- NSF grant 2027-01-01 Agentic Coding Studio: Learner-Directed AI in Informal STEM Environments Explained
- NSF grant 2027-01-01 CAIG: Advancing Wildfire Detection, Evolution, and Control Through Super-Resolution... Explained
- NSF grant 2027-01-01 S-STEM: Future STEM Professionals in Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Quantum Scie... Explained
- NSF grant 2027-01-01 CAIG: Leveraging AI to Unravel Marine Heatwave Impacts on Hurricane Evolution and Co... Explained
- NSF grant 2026-11-01 NSF AI Institute for Edge Computing and Systems (Athena) Explained
- NSF grant 2026-11-01 NSF AI Institute TILOS: Advancing AI and Optimization for Intelligent Systems Explained
- NSF grant 2026-10-15 Implementation Project: Building Capacity in STEM Education and Research through Art... Explained
Policy & rules 133
- Bill 2026-09-14 To better coordinate Federal efforts to utilize advance technologies, such as artifi... ↗
- Bill 2026-09-14 To provide for certain artificial intelligence agent discovery and security standard... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-09-11 Medical Devices; Cardiovascular Devices; Classification of the Cardiovascular Machin... ↗
- Bill 2026-09-08 AI LABS Act ↗
- Bill 2026-09-08 AI Tax Integrity Act of 2026 Explained
- Bill 2026-09-01 AI for Secure Networks Act ↗
- Bill 2026-09-01 Doctors Not AI Act of 2026 ↗
- Bill 2026-09-01 Open-Source AI Leadership Act Explained
Government procurement 2
- Contract 2025-06-06 DELTA BRAVO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INC — National Science Foundation Explained
- Contract 2024-02-09 AUTONOMOUS CYBER, INC. — Department of Defense Explained
FAQ
What can I learn from this AI topic?
You can follow AI across research, policy, procurement, and risk in one place — NSF grants, AI bills and rules, federal AI contracts, and AI-infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Which data is involved?
It spans NSF grants (research), the Federal Register and congressional bills (policy), USAspending (procurement), and CISA KEV/NVD (risk).
Why view it across sources?
AI moves as research, regulation, procurement, and security interact, so no single source shows the whole picture.
Sources (primary)
Each item is cross-extracted from collected U.S. public data. "Explained" links to our summary page; otherwise links go to the official primary source.