MBA founders are pushing AI tools into government workflows. Wharton alumnus Jon Kokot’s Civic built Revere to batch and tag congressional constituent mail, automate research, and surface sentiment analytics for legislative offices; the team reports early traction with House and Senate pilot interest and FedRAMP alignment efforts. At Cornell Tech, the SAIL team launched an AI system to classify imported goods and speed tariff and compliance decisions; SAIL has Runway funding and at least one paid multinational pilot. These projects underscore a growing pipeline from university policy programs and tech labs into public‑sector procurement and suggest new opportunities for experiential placements inside government offices.