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How to Keep US Competitive in AI for National Security
If Congress, the White House and federal agencies don’t double annual AI spending now until 2025, the U.S. could lose its edge, noted Defense Department JAIC Director Lt. Gen. Michael Groen and National Security Commission on AI (NSCAI) Executive Director Yll Bajraktari said at AI Gov last week.
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AI, Data Sharing Drive Adult Protective Service Reporting at HHS
The Administration for Community Living is leveraging data to train AI algorithms that deliver a greater insight into adult mistreatment research and predictions.
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Congresswoman Aims to Support Underserved Area in AI Research
A "whole-of-government" approach in artificial intelligence research is key to ultimately driving innovation across government services and solutions, Rep. Haley Stevens said during AI Gov Thursday.
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Federal AI Diagnostics Research Advanced During COVID-19
The pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic to accelerate medical research has encouraged data sharing and consolidation of practices across federal agencies to lay the groundwork for increasingly sophisticated applications of AI toward diagnostic and health care.
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Collaboration in Federal AI Enable Better Auditing, Climate Change Efforts
Federal agencies are all looking to ramp up artificial intelligence capabilities, and while it takes the right workforce, data, ethics, governance and development to successfully deploy them, federal officials also highlight the importance of collaboration.
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Modernized Acquisitions Accelerate DOD AI Development
The Defense Department's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is exploring a modernized approach to contracting that accelerates its rate of technological adoption and more efficiently delivers the benefits of AI capacities to the U.S. Armed Forces as a whole.
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DARPA, FDA Call for Integrated Security Measures for Trustworthy Hardware
Hardware security and trust must involve integration of hardware and software protection strategies, as well as resilient build practices, federal IT experts said during a Silicon Flatiron event last week.
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'SecDevOps' and RPA Drive IT Modernization Efforts at DHS
Despite potential for pandemic-induced disruptions, the Department of Homeland Security’s IT modernization strategy accelerated in 2020. The agency already moved about 75% of its network traffic to a new enterprise cloud-based network, and it hopes to finish the transition from legacy IT systems to the new network by early spring, said Deputy CIO (and current acting CIO) Beth Cappello.
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'Domains' Help USCIS Enhance Agile, Fast Mission Delivery
When U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services CIO Bill McElhaney assumed his position in March 2018, IT offices within each directorate were very siloed across the agency. Repetitive processes and excess IT spending impeded mission delivery speed and inhibited effectiveness and efficiency.
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HHS Establishes 'AI Ambition' in New Strategy
The Department of Health and Human Services released its Artificial Intelligence Strategy Monday after promoting Senior Advisor to the CIO Oki Mek as its chief AI officer.
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NIBIB Explores AI, Digital Twins to Tailor Patient Care
Developing biomedical technologies requires strong strategies in data analytics and innovations with tools and imaging.
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