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CXO Tech Forum: AI and Big Data in Government

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ARLINGTON, VA

GovCIO Media’s CXO Tech Forum: AI & Big Data in Government at the Observation Deck at CEB Tower gathered government and industry leaders to discuss artificial intelligence challenges and opportunities. Speakers and panelists included experts from the Army Research Laboratory, Defense Innovation Unit, Food and Drug Administration, Health and Human Services, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.

CXO Tech Forum: AI and Big Data in Government
Agenda

Speakers / Panelists

Speakers / Panelists

Speakers / Panelists

  • Molly Cain Former Director of Venture, Innovation and Engagement, DHS
    Molly Cain former director of Venture, Innovation and Engagement, DHS

Speakers / Panelists

  • Dr. Morten Middelfart Chief Data Scientist, Lumina Analytics

Doctors and researchers say artificial intelligence and machine learning could unlock cures for a wide array of diseases and ailments. U.S. government agencies have access to some of the best health data sets in the world. The panel will discuss how AI technologies could utilize this information to not only cure diseases, but also public health disasters like the opioid crisis.

Speakers / Panelists

  • Sezin Palmer Mission Area Executive for National Health, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
    Sezin Palmer Mission Area Executive for National Health, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
  • Roselie Bright Epidemiologist, Office of Health Informatics, Food and Drug Administration
    Roselie Bright Epidemiologist, Office of Health Informatics, FDA
  • Dr. Don Rucker National Coordinator for Health IT, Health and Human Services
    Dr. Don Rucker National Coordinator for Health IT, HHS
  • George Chambers Deputy Chief Information Officer, Health and Human Services
    George Chambers Deputy Chief Information Officer, HHS

Speakers / Panelists

Speakers / Panelists

  • Jamie Milne
    Jamie Milne Big Data Engagement Manager, World Wide Technology

Elon Musk fears AI could signal the demise of the human race. But national security agencies across government have utilized it for more humble tasks such as imagery analysis. The panel will discuss what potential opportunities AI and machine learning hold and what ethical issues it could provide.

Speakers / Panelists

  • Todd Myers Automation Lead, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
    Todd Myers Automation Lead, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
  • Mike Madsen Director, Defense Innovation Unit
  • Mike Olson Chief Strategy Officer, Cloudera
    Mike Olson Chief Strategy Officer, Cloudera

Speakers / Panelists

Speakers / Panelists

Speakers
  • Roselie Bright Epidemiologist, Office of Health Informatics, Food and Drug Administration
    Roselie Bright Epidemiologist, Office of Health Informatics,, FDA
  • Molly Cain Former Director of Venture, Innovation and Engagement, DHS
    Molly Cain Former Director of Venture, Innovation and Engagement,, DHS
  • George Chambers Deputy Chief Information Officer, Health and Human Services
    George Chambers Deputy Chief Information Officer,, HHS
  • Dr. Alexander Kott
    Dr. Alexander Kott Chief Scientist, , Army Research Lab
  • Todd Myers Automation Lead, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
    Todd Myers Automation Lead,, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
  • Mike Olson Chief Strategy Officer, Cloudera
    Mike Olson Chief Strategy Officer,, Cloudera
  • Sezin Palmer Mission Area Executive for National Health, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
    Sezin Palmer Mission Area Executive for National Health, , Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
  • Dr. Don Rucker National Coordinator for Health IT, Health and Human Services
    Dr. Don Rucker National Coordinator for Health IT,, HHS
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