Bloomberg’s Matthew James Mcarthur notes that the U.S. General Services Administration announced in an emailed statement an agreement with Google for the company to “provide a suite of AI and cloud services that will accelerate the adoption of AI across government.” Government agencies will pay $0.47 per agency for Google’s AI tools, reported Blomberg, which also notes that OpenAI and Anthropic have offered the U.S. their AI tools at a cost of $1 per year.
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