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How Agencies are Implementing the AI Executive Order

Tue, 01/30/2024

The White House is asking agencies to develop AI standards and mandating a set of minimum evaluation, monitoring and risk mitigation practices. Hear from leaders at NOAA and Red Hat about the future of AI as they adapt to the executive order and the guidance.

The impact of the AI Executive Order on NOAA.
How Red Hat supports government agencies.
Infrastructure needed in response to the Executive Order.
Top government priorities and workplace hiring for AI safety and security.
Ethical issues arising from the adoption of AI technologies.
New AI Innovations and potential for technological breakthroughs.

Featuring

Frank Indiviglio CTO, NOAA
Frank Indiviglio
- CTO
- NOAA
Frank Indiviglio serves as NOAA’s Chief Technology Officer, leading the development and implementation of technology initiatives across NOAA. He served as NOAA’s Deputy Director, High Performance Computing and Communications. Before that, he was the Technical Lead for NOAA’s R&D HPC infrastructure at the National Environmental Security Center in Fairmont, West Virginia, and the National Climate Research Center at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He was also a Senior Data Engineer at NOAA’s Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory in Princeton, NJ.

Before joining NOAA, Mr. Indiviglio was a Senior Research Associate at Cornell University’s Weill Medical College and Director of IT services in Columbia University’s Department of Pharmacology. He was also a systems engineer at Silicon Graphics in the Federal civilian and media markets. Mr. Indiviglio received a BS in Information Systems from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA.
Tony James Chief Architect, Red Hat
Tony James
- Chief Architect
- Red Hat
Tony James is a Chief Architect at Red Hat, focusing on scientific computing and space. As a member of the customer-led open innovation team within the CTO organization, Tony works closely with space agencies and research organizations to gather insights and drive innovation through open-source solutions. Additionally, Tony represents Red Hat as a member of the Edge Computing in Space Alliance, aiming to democratize access to space and cooperate on joint technology development projects. His experience spans over two decades and includes roles in both the private and public sectors.