More Trust from Intel Agencies Needed for AI to Work for Government
The intelligence community needs to work closely with the private sector for AI adoption by the federal government to be successful, said Justin Fier,...
Federal Government Aims to Get is Data in Order for AI
The White House plans to use AI to improve manual tasks and free federal workers to do higher value work, said Federal Chief Information...
Ripple Effects of Driverless Cars Touch Ethics, Spending, Policy
Testing sites in Pittsburgh, Boston, Washington, D.C. and other prominent cities in America have already put driverless cars on the road – all with...
Launching an AI Project Calls for Careful Scoping
Channel partners are finding themselves in advisory roles as more customers think about launching an AI project. New approaches are emerging to help get...
Five Principles to Advance AI at the Air Force
The Air Force has been on an almost three-year journey to integrate AI into operations and that effort will soon be more apparent as...
Digital Assistants Transforming Public Service
By Deborah Borfitz, Senior Science Writer, AI Trends
Digital assistants have become a major trend in government at every level and across geographies, and could...
Encourage Immigration of Skilled AI Technologists, Suggests Former IARPA Director
To stay on the cutting edge of AI development, the U.S. needs to better encourage immigration of skilled technologists, dedicate higher levels of education...
How NASA Wants to Explore AI
NASA is working to overcome barriers that once blocked it from a full pursuit of innovations in artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, according...
Putting AI into Practice is a Test, Say Analysts
Making sense of how to employ AI and machine learning can be difficult, said two analysts at a session at the AI World Government...
Use of AI in Government Still Lags
Adoption of AI and automated software tools has been sluggish, especially by the US government, according to a report from SearchEnterpriseAI, based on a...
