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5 Predictions for AI in Government Technology

Tue, 04/30/2024

Government agencies are setting plans in motion not only to integrate artificial intelligence into their enterprises, but also ensuring the data and algorithms that power these systems are fair and ethical.

David Egts, Field CTO for MuleSoft Global Public Sector at Salesforce, breaks down the five predictions he has for AI in 2024. Egts highlights ways government leaders can prepare their agency and workforce to innovate for resilience, augment teams with AI and automate predictive AI to augment generative AI.

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David Egts Field CTO, Public Sector, MuleSoft, Salesforce
David Egts
- Field CTO, Public Sector, MuleSoft
- Salesforce
David Egts is the first-ever Public Sector field CTO at MuleSoft by Salesforce. He is the executive-level connective tissue between MuleSoft and top public sector decision makers and influencers globally. In C-suite meetings, presentations, and his expansive thought leadership platform, he draws on decades of technical expertise to help agencies integrate, automate, accelerate, and innovate service delivery. Internally, David applies his deep industry knowledge to help ensure current and future government requirements are factored into existing products and R&D efforts.

Outside of MuleSoft, David is the founding co-chair of the WashingtonExec CTO Council and advises numerous companies on commercializing open source software and working with the public sector industry.

David received industry-wide recognition as an FCW Federal 100 winner, FedScoop 50 Industry Leadership awardee, and one of WashingtonExec’s Top CTOs to Watch. He has won multiple highest employee honors from Red Hat, Silicon Graphics, and Concurrent Technologies Corporation.

David is a three-time graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a BS and MS in Computer Science and an Executive MBA. When not behind a computer keyboard, he’s often found on his motorcycle or behind his drum kit.
Amy Kluber Editor-in-Chief, GovCIO Media & Research
Amy Kluber
- Editor-in-Chief
- GovCIO Media & Research
Amy Kluber is editor-in-chief of GovCIO Media & Research. Previously she managed two aviation publications at B2B media company Access Intelligence. She was nominated for The Innovation in Aerospace Journalism & Publishing Award for launching and hosting an aviation podcast. Prior to that she wrote news scripts and produced videos for the network Newsy. Follow Amy on Twitter: @amykluber

She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism from the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri. Having traveled around the world since an early age, she grew up a U.S. Army brat born in Vicenza, Italy, and spent most of her youth living in Seoul, South Korea.

In her free time, you may find her at Disney World.