Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) enables both computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision-making, creativity and autonomy. It includes generative AI tools and machine learning. Federal agencies are using AI to improve operational efficiency and effectiveness.
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Boundaries and Ethics are Critical for AI Management
NSF, Air Force leaders say that AI hybridized with quantum systems can be revolutionary, but responsible deployment will be key.
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VA Embarks on New AI Strategies
VA Deputy CTO for AI Kimberly McManus said that it's important to make sure that the agency is using technology to solve "the right problems."
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VHA Preparing for AI, Interoperable Future
The agency is spearheading initiatives to expand health care to veterans, including emerging technology and electronic health records.
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Update on Interoperability, AI With ONC Deputy Chief
The agency is engaging the health IT community to highlight new and evolving data-sharing standards.
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FBI Intel Strategy Includes Using AI to Process Terabytes of Data
Director Christopher Wray said that technology, innovation and partnerships will help deter adversarial threats.
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The Promise of Digital Twins, AI in VA Health Care
Dr. Paul Tibbits, executive director of technical integration at the Department of Veterans Affairs, gives a glimpse into how technology is integrating new capabilities and services at VA.
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ARPA-H: Venture Capitalism is What We Do
The agency’s deputy director offers advice for those pitching technology concepts for high-risk, high-reward health missions.
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Defense Entrepreneurs Tell Innovation Board that Collaboration is a 'Linchpin'
Defense Entrepreneurs Board members say the DOD workforce and international security will benefit from more cooperation across organizations.
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Public-Private Efforts Tackle Emerging Cybersecurity Threats
Government and industry are forming strong partnerships to help protect critical data and networks from future tech security threats.
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Homeland Security CISO, Air Force AI Chief to Retire This Month
Ken Bible and Eileen Vidrine offered their resignations this month after federal careers that began in the 1980s.
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Biden Highlights Future Tech Initiatives During State of the Union
Biden praised the administration's accomplishments and highlighted future priorities like border technology, AI and health research.
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How AI Will Enhance the Federal Workforce, Not Replace It
AI innovation directors and CISOs across agencies explain how they see the technology transforming manual processes.
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