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Space Hour's Eric White speaks with Matt Kuta from Voyager Space about a joint venture it's entering to improve national security in space.
“Alpha-1 is the one that is starting to get momentum to enable AI and ML scaffolding,” said Navy Capt. Xavier Lugo.
“It's something that we have to continue to prioritize and put to the top of the list,” said Lt. Gen. Doug Shiess commander of U.S. Space Forces-Space.
The Energy Department’s National Energy Technology Laboratory is seizing the opportunity to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning tools.
Craig Martell, the Pentagon’s first chief digital and artificial intelligence officer, will depart in April.
The NTIA launched a request for comment Wednesday, looking for more feedback on the benefits and risks of “open-weight” AI systems.
The Navy wants to explore the idea of incorporating natural language capabilities into classification guides to be able to probe datasets.
At the National Science Foundation (NSF), artificial intelligence has become a high priority agenda item. Recently, it appointed a new special assistant to the director to focus on AI.
The Biden administration is calling on the federal government to step up its use of artificial intelligence. For most agencies, that work will start in 2024.
Airmen and guardians can now experiment with commercial generative AI and a new policy lays out how they can do it safely.
The draft strategy is one way Space Force is working to develop standards for digital twins. It is also working on an open standard. Lisa Costa, the Space Force’s chief technology and innovation officer, noted that industry does not have a standard for digital twins that it could adopt.
The Defense Department’s new data, analytics and artificial intelligence strategy focuses on agile adoption throughout the department to help get this technology in use quickly.
The Biden administration is calling for a “governmentwide AI talent surge” across the federal workforce to build up its capacity to lead on this emerging technology.
Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan said that service’s people are its most valuable asset, so it must take care of them.