AI Gov Series: National Security Recap
Earlier this year, the National Security Council on Artificial Intelligence released its final report, emphasizing that becoming AI-ready will be critical to America’s national security. It will play a role in our cyber defenses, technological capability and maintaining a competitive information advantage. This event will dive into how we can unlock data and AI to drive the future of national security forward with key conversation with federal experts in the field.
Fireside Chat: Dr. Mark Segal, NSA
The AI race is ramping up and the U.S. needs a strategy to secure its position as a leader in AI. Hear how the U.S. can develop an AI strategy to secure U.S. interests and lead the world in AI development.
- Dr. Mark Segal, Deputy Director, Research Directorate, NSA
- Moderator: Amy Kluber, Editorial Director, GovCIO Media & Research
HPC Improved Mission Delivery
High performance computing can revolutionize the AI race by supercharging algorithmic computing power. Researchers and HPC pioneers in government will discuss how HPC can improve agency mission delivery and boost national security efforts.
- Laura Carriere, High Performance Computing Lead, Center for Climate Simulation, NASA
- Tsengdar Lee, Program Manager, High-End Computing Program, NASA
- Krista Kinnard, Chief of Emerging Technologies, DOL
- Moderator: Sarah Sybert, Staff Writer/Researcher, GovCIO Media & Research
The Future of AI and Cyberwarfare
AI has the potential to change the way the warfighter engages in combat, but also the way nation-state actors and criminals attack U.S. critical infrastructure. AI leaders from DOD and CISA will discuss the ways AI is changing cyberwarfare and what the U.S. can do to fight back.
- Thomas Kenney, CDO, USSOCOM
- Greg McCullough, Director, Cyber Artificial Intelligence, Booz Allen Hamilton
- Moderator: Mike Dombrowski, Senior Vice President, GovCIO
Industry Perspective: Clark Anderson, Presidio Federal
- Clark Anderson, Security Solutions Architect, Presidio Federal
- Moderator: Michael Hoffman, President, GovCIO Media & Research
Boosting the AI Workforce for National Security
AI changes how crime, combat, and intelligence-gathering occur, so upskilling the federal workforce for AI is a national security imperative. AI leaders discuss how to chip away at the AI talent shortage and develop an AI-ready workforce to protect national security.
- Maj. Andrew Armstrong, Chief of Data Integration, Kessel Run, U.S. Air Force
- Diana Gehlhaus, Research Fellow, Center for Security and Emerging Technology, Georgetown University
- Michael Sellitto, Deputy Director, Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, Stanford University
- Moderator: Mike Ryan, Senior Vice President, GovCIO
Fireside Chat: Martin Stanley, Branch Chief, CISA
Federal agencies often react to cyber intrusions, but malicious cyber actors have become so aggressive that federal agencies need to be more proactive in their cyber defenses for the sake of national security. Hear from CISA’s Martin Stanley about what federal agencies should keep in mind when developing their cyber strategies, and how AI can help.
- Martin Stanley, Branch Chief, Strategic Technology, CISA
- Moderator: Kate Macri, Staff Writer/Researcher, GovCIO Media & Research
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AI is Helping Secure Critical Infrastructure
Use cases for the technology are enabling full national security protections across government.
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Federal AI Workforce Development Requires Skills Diversity
AI workforce experts highlight the importance of diversity and robust education development to foster a stronger AI workforce.
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AI Helping to Refine Intelligence Analysis
Artificial intelligence and machine learning capacities are allowing analysts to produce quicker, more streamlined assessments.
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AI, Data are Key to Future of High-Performance Computing
DOL and NASA are accelerating AI and data capabilities as they look to leverage advanced computing.
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