The Trump administration disclosed on April 14 that federal agencies are using artificial intelligence in 3,611 active or planned applications across government operations, according to a report from the Office of Management and Budget.

The figure represents a 70% increase from the inventory published during the final year of the Biden administration. The disclosure marks the first comprehensive accounting of AI deployment across federal agencies under the new administration.

The applications span multiple government functions, including areas related to individual freedom, public health, nuclear reactor safety, and other sensitive governmental operations. The OMB report represents what appears to be the most extensive catalog of federal AI usage to date.

The increase in reported AI use cases comes as both government agencies and private sector organizations are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence technologies for various operational purposes. Federal agencies have been exploring AI applications for tasks ranging from administrative functions to more complex decision-making processes.

The disclosure follows ongoing discussions about transparency and oversight of AI deployment in government operations. The OMB inventory provides the most detailed public accounting of how federal agencies are incorporating artificial intelligence into their workflows and decision-making processes.