Artificial Intelligence

Defense Department Chief Data Officer David Spirk is aiming to submit the Defense Data Strategy to DOD leadership by Sept. 30, marking a new milestone for the military’s ability to leverage data as a strategic asset.

Army Futures Command is prioritizing artificial intelligence and advancing software capabilities as some of its top IT initiatives, the command’s new Deputy Commanding General for Acquisition and Systems Management Lt. Gen. Thomas Todd said.

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Using artificial intelligence to facilitate biomedical research and combat the pandemic.

As federal agencies shift data and IT operations to the cloud, some are exploring new technologies like artificial intelligence and robotic process automation to track and control cloud spending.

As the U.S. continues to combat the coronavirus pandemic, the National Institutes of Health has doubled down on artificial intelligence technologies and multi-institute research programs to rapidly understand how the disease affects people.

Federal leaders are applying advanced analytics processes on large swaths of data using artificial intelligence in order to address public health matters like combatting fraud, waste and abuse and also the current COVID-19 pandemic.

As weather patterns change rapidly, the federal agency looks to update data for its flood analysis more quickly and efficiently.

Thundercat Technology and NetApp go over key strategies for federal agencies looking to adopt AI.

AI is helping to prevent fraud, waste and abuse of funds.

The agency is coupling API development with a focus on human-centered design to lay the groundwork for both current modernization and future initiatives.

The agency has implemented flexible technological capabilities to support ongoing COVID-19 response efforts.

Successful AI and machine-learning capacities within health systems require a foundational attention to data quality and the broader care environment.