Combatting AI Bias in Defense
As the Defense Department ramps up AI development within its new Chief Digital and AI Office (CDAO), defense AI leaders aim to limit biases, maintain ethical standards and develop algorithms responsibly. These leaders discuss the key principles to eradicate bias in defense data sets and data processes while maintaining warfighter trust and assurance to get ready for AI.
Hear how the DOD and Maximus are overcoming hurdles around developing ethical AI practices.
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James Bench Vice President, Technology Consulting Services, Maximus -
Matthew Johnson Senior Technical Advisor in Responsible AI, CDAO, DOD
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