Shifting the Federal AI Strategy

Artificial intelligence is rapidly shaping federal policy, national security and innovation as agencies explore its potential to increase operational efficiency and drive national competitiveness. As the tech landscape evolves, federal and industry leaders are navigating critical challenges that will define AI’s role in governance, efficiency and defense for years to come.
Learn more about:
- How President Donald Trump’s recent executive order shifts the federal approach to AI development and regulation.
- The Pentagon’s plan to rapidly integrate AI into defense operations.
- How recent tech developments will influence governance, innovation and security.

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Doug Beck Director, DIU
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Tyson Brooks Technical Director, Artificial Intelligence Security Center, NSA
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Jonathan Elliott Deputy Director AI RCC, DOD
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Robin Feldman Arthur J. Goldberg Distinguished Professor of Law, UC Law San Francisco
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Mangala Kuppa CAIO, DOL
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Capt. Manuel Xavier Lugo Division Chief for Core Analytics Products and Senior Military Advisor, OSD CDAO, DOD
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Rick Muller Director, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity
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James Olguin AI & Data Science Business Development Manager, HP
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Nav Singh Business Development Executive, Federal Sales, Cybersecurity Leader, AMD
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