Artificial intelligence is a key component of modernizing government functions and bringing federal services into the future. Throughout this series, we hear from federal technologists on the journey of implementing AI, wrangling massive amounts of data — and all of the workforce, privacy and security implications that go along with it. We’ll discuss everything from medical diagnostics to counter-terrorism as we explore how AI is supporting agency missions across the federal government.
AI can transform the way government captures and uses data. But federal agencies are still sitting on hoards of data that can provide immense value for helping to detect and thwart critical cybersecurity threats. This event will consider new strategies for capitalizing on data in the constant and everpresent need to keep systems secure quickly.
AI can transform the way government captures and uses data. But federal agencies are still sitting on hoards of data that can provide immense value for helping to detect and thwart critical cybersecurity threats. This event will consider new strategies for capitalizing on data in the constant and everpresent need to keep systems secure quickly.
A discussion with federal executives and tech-minded members of Congress on how artificial intelligence and complex data analytics are improving the delivery of government services in agencies dedicated to medical research, health care and national security.
A discussion with federal executives and tech-minded members of Congress on how artificial intelligence and complex data analytics are improving the delivery of government services in agencies dedicated to medical research, health care and national security.
AI can transform the way government captures and uses data. But federal agencies are still sitting on hoards of data to demystify, and with new data insights and faster decision-making comes a host of ethical and privacy questions. This event will consider new strategies for capitalizing on data as well as the ethical and privacy considerations associated with AI.
Speakers include:
AI can transform the way government captures and uses data. But federal agencies are still sitting on hoards of data to demystify, and with new data insights and faster decision-making comes a host of ethical and privacy questions. This event will consider new strategies for capitalizing on data as well as the ethical and privacy considerations associated with AI.
Speakers include:
Robotic process automation has the potential to streamline business processes, reduce manual and time-intensive labor and drive efficiencies across the enterprise. This event strives to examine how smart RPA applications are increasing productivity and driving federal agency missions forward, from medical research and development to acquisition processes to IT maintenance.
Robotic process automation has the potential to streamline business processes, reduce manual and time-intensive labor and drive efficiencies across the enterprise. This event strives to examine how smart RPA applications are increasing productivity and driving federal agency missions forward, from medical research and development to acquisition processes to IT maintenance.
Earlier this year, the National Security Council on Artificial Intelligence released its final report, emphasizing that becoming AI-ready will be critical to America’s national security. It will play a role in our cyber defenses, technological capability and maintaining a competitive information advantage. This event will dive into how we can unlock data and AI to drive the future of national security forward with key conversation with federal experts in the field.
Earlier this year, the National Security Council on Artificial Intelligence released its final report, emphasizing that becoming AI-ready will be critical to America’s national security. It will play a role in our cyber defenses, technological capability and maintaining a competitive information advantage. This event will dive into how we can unlock data and AI to drive the future of national security forward with key conversation with federal experts in the field.
Artificial intelligence is increasing productivity and driving federal agency missions forward. But challenges remain on getting the workforce productive and integrated into the technology, and also hiring and recruiting the best talent. AI leaders discuss change management principles and how they are upskilling and training the next generation of the public service AI workforce.
Artificial intelligence is increasing productivity and driving federal agency missions forward. But challenges remain on getting the workforce productive and integrated into the technology, and also hiring and recruiting the best talent. AI leaders discuss change management principles and how they are upskilling and training the next generation of the public service AI workforce.
Artificial intelligence and data analytics are improving the delivery of government services in agencies dedicated to medical research, health care and national security. They are also helping the workforce make informed and data-driven decisions across missions. With boosts in cloud computing architecture and information processing capacities, federal agencies are getting a handle on ethical and equitable frameworks, data standards and analytical tools necessary for driving the next stages of automation.
Artificial intelligence and data analytics are improving the delivery of government services in agencies dedicated to medical research, health care and national security. They are also helping the workforce make informed and data-driven decisions across missions. With boosts in cloud computing architecture and information processing capacities, federal agencies are getting a handle on ethical and equitable frameworks, data standards and analytical tools necessary for driving the next stages of automation.
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