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GSA Automates Tasks Amid 40% Workforce Reduction, Plans Hiring

4/15/2026

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The General Services Administration (GSA) uses artificial intelligence to automate internal tasks after losing nearly 40% of its workforce since October 2024.
Deputy Director Michael Lynch announced a "million hours challenge" to identify non-essential work for automation.
A group of about 30 GSA employees will modernize operations across five focus areas.
Staffing cuts hinder property sales.
GSA plans to hire 400 employees in six months to address these challenges.

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The General Services Administration (GSA) uses artificial intelligence to automate internal tasks after losing nearly 40% of its workforce since October 2024.
Deputy Director Michael Lynch announced a "million hours challenge" to identify non-essential work for automation.
A group of about 30 GSA employees will modernize operations across five focus areas.
Staffing cuts hinder property sales.
GSA plans to hire 400 employees in six months to address these challenges.