Heyman died Saturday at age 70. Among his lasting legacies is the Partnership for Public Service, a Washington-based nonprofit organization that focuses on conditions affecting the federal workforce.

The Partnership for Public Service plans to open a new center to help educate federal workers "from interns to executives" on the potential applications of artificial intelligence.

The Partnership for Public Service, a nonpartisan not-for-profit group founded in 2001, reminds us of that with a set of proposals that outline the organization’s vision for better government.

The Partnership for Public Service announced last night that Samuel Heyman, the philanthropist who founded the non-profit good government group, had died unexpectedly over the weekend.