AI, Machine Learning Play a Critical Role in Enhancing NOAA’s Overall Mission
Emerging technologies are improving climate modeling, weather forecasting, and threat detection and incident response.
Emerging technologies are proving to be very beneficial to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration when it comes to climate modeling, behavior analytics and its overall mission. Not only has automation technologies played a key role in NOAA’s weather forecasting and environmental monitoring, but also machine learning has been a huge help in the areas of threat detection and vulnerability assessment. Longstanding cyber leader Chi Kang, deputy director for operations in NOAA’s Cyber Security Division, highlights some of NOAA’s cyber modernization goals for this year including how the agency is working to attract the best cyber talent and moving closer toward a zero-trust architecture.
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Chi Kang Deputy Director for Operations, Cyber Security Division NOAA
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Federal Leaders Are Shifting From 'Mitigating' to 'Managing' AI Bias
From DHS’s rigorous testing protocols to INL’s "personality" assessments, experts say human oversight is the only way to safeguard AI systems.
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Pentagon’s Generative AI Push is ‘Game-Changing,’ Official Says
Federal AI leaders say the last six months have redefined what’s possible, and the next six could move even faster.
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Building Resilient AI Infrastructure
Officials from the Transportation Department, Government Accountability Office and CDW will discuss how agencies are navigating the transition from experimental AI to scalable, production-grade systems that deliver tangible ROI without requiring a "rip and replace" of existing legacy assets.
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What’s Coming in Federal IT in 2026
Agency leaders are operationalizing AI and modernizing legacy software to meet the demands of a changing government landscape.
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