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Engineers have long had tools such as computer-aided design and a lot of vendors provide CAD modeling software. But ARPA-E is going beyond that.
Read moreAfter a year and a half of development, the Department of Health and Human Services is ready to move its Buy Smarter Initiative into the production phase.
The Army isn’t looking to build most of its artificial intelligence technologies from scratch. Instead, it’s looking to tweak existing, commercial off-the-shelf technologies to suit its purposes.
In this interview with Federal News Network’s Tom Temin, KPMG’s Kirke Everson describes the three levels of RPA maturity and how to achieve them, and he describes use cases for RPA deployed internally and for public services. Hear more on Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Month.
The potency of AI and implementation of data enabled missions hinges on skilled talent.
AI-enabled digital twins are yielding powerful benefits for government teams.
As government networks load up on new data and applications, gaining visibility over modern IT estates has become more difficult than ever.
Harrison Smith, a member of the Technology Modernization Fund board, said the streamlined proposal process has helped agencies submit more AI proposals.
“Everybody who’s acquiring AI from the commercial world — demand to see where the data came from. And don’t stop until they tell you,” said Stephen Riley.
The intelligence community is also pursuing initiatives in cloud computing, data management, zero trust cybersecurity and quantum-resistant encryption.
Lt. Gen. Todd Isaacson, the CIO for the Joint Chiefs of Staff/J-6, said a review team is completing recommendations for leadership around using GenAI.
State wants employees to try out new AI tools like State Chat and North Star, but also share their own use cases to help drive the agency’s AI approach.