AI Summit
AI is poised to make tremendous impact on federal government systems and the workforce for its ability to save time and money. In the face of this reality, agencies are strategizing how to get on board with the technology while integrating it responsibly.
Join us at the inaugural AI Summit to learn how federal leaders are tackling these challenges and developing solutions that will make a difference.
The White House executive order and subsequent implementation plan on AI is the government’s response to the urgency for greater AI accountability and governance. We’ll highlight what this vision means for federal agencies and next steps.
Federal chief AI officers discuss their initial priorities in the new role, how they are shaping their office and how it fits within broader IT developments.
Quantum computing and artificial intelligence are two of the most groundbreaking technologies primed to transform government. Federal leaders, industry and researchers will explore how these emerging fields intersect and some of the recent progress to leverage them together.
Digital transformation and emerging technology have dramatically reformed government’s digital posture, opening up new avenues for bad actors to cause harm. Hear from federal leaders how AI can open new doors to protect systems from cyberattacks.
Federal AI leaders discuss use cases for the technology across government, some of the challenges they have faced or are facing with it, and ideas for leveraging it further.
Flywheel Awards categories include: Rising Star, AI Talent Advocate, CAIO of the Year, AI Innovator and AI Evangelist.
Defense leaders agree that the modern battlefield is in cyberspace. The military services are constantly developing and integrating emerging technology to serve as a force multiplier. These leaders discuss the potential for artificial intelligence to serve not just as a tool, but also a teammate in the military of today and tomorrow.
Developing artificial intelligence tools that are fair, trustworthy and accurate is top of mind for government agencies as they also look to explore how AI can aid in faster decision-making. Federal leaders discuss their plans to reduce risk in AI while optimizing its usefulness.
Agencies face challenges in filling AI jobs, upskilling current personnel and retaining educated workers while keeping pace with innovation. This panel will examine how government is addressing these workforce questions.
