Energy Lab Leader Sees AI as a ‘Disruptor’ For Climate and Social Change
In the last of this two-part interview, Kelly Rose outlines how she’s considering standards and other social challenges for AI.
In part two of this interview, National Energy Technology Laboratory’s (NETL) Science-based AI/ML Institute (SAMI) Technical Director Kelly Rose discusses the foundational resources and workflows she’s creating to enable access and partnerships for tech and AI tools. She details how open-source principles and security protocols will be key enablers to responsible AI for environmental missions in the research community.
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Kelly Rose Technical Director, Science-based AI/ML Institute National Energy Technology Laboratory
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Modernizing Critical Infrastructure in the Face of Global Threats
Officials are expanding the latest strategies in boosting defense infrastructure, including securing satellite communications, upgrading enterprise-wide technology, optimizing data management.
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Marine Corps Embraces AI for Battlefield Edge in New Implementation Plan
Inaugural implementation plan prioritizes workforce modernization, ethical governance and strategic partnerships to empower Marines.
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Feds Turn to DevSecOps to Balance Innovation with Public Trust
Officials embrace DevSecOps and a human-centered approach to modernize operations and manage risk as AI becomes more embedded in government.
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NIH Advances AI Use with Agentic Tools to Boost Health Research
NIH is exploring new agentic AI tools to improve research as the agency builds out its first AI strategic plan.
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