GSA published a draft AI acquisition rule to standardize federal procurement of AI systems, including documentation, testing, and data governance clauses. Palantir asked GSA to withdraw the draft, citing risks to proprietary information and concerns about data rights. The company urged outcome-based requirements focused on performance, limitations, and safeguards. GSA requested public input on scoping disclosures and aligning the draft with existing cybersecurity and software assurance requirements. Procurement experts warned about potential conflicts across agencies and pricing risks tied to data rights. The final rule will influence proposal strategies, compliance investments, and pricing models for government contractors. Learn more on this news by visiting us at: https://greyjournal.net/news/
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