FCW Workshop: Artificial Intelligence

Michael Adams will kick off the event and introduce our Opening Government Keynote, Bakari Dale, Director of Office of Enterprise Data Analytics and HAL, U.S. Army. This session will discuss the ways the Army is using AI and RPA and how the Deep Green Initiative is providing new tools and using challenges that allow the Army to address complex challenges.

For agencies looking to redefine how they engage, hire, and retain the right talent, the case for AI within Talent and HR is strong. Hear from Eightfold AI on how AI-driven Talent Intelligence can help improve employment outcomes in recruitment and hiring, career development, workforce planning, and the advancement of DEIA goals, and their four key pillars for Ethical AI.

During this session, participants will learn about some of the important impacts that the Artificial Intelligence and Technology team is making as it serves as a central coordinator and strategic leader of AI within the Department of Energy and with its external partners. Isom will share lessons learned and will discuss responsible scenarios for the use of AI for clean energy and climate resilience.

Hear from Hewlett Packard Enterprise at the Artificial Intelligence Workshop.

Catch Fed100 winner, Scott Beliveau as he shares lessons learned from moving USPTO's AI from a 'garage startup' to a successful 'business' operation that delivers mission critical services every day.

Organizations aren’t realizing the value of their AI investments because operationalization is typically an afterthought. To successfully deploy and manage AI, operationalization must be at the forefront to connect AI strategy to mission outcomes, enabling responsible, scalable AI. Join this session to learn how to create efficiencies for data science and engineering teams and drive ROI for leaders—all achievable through ModelOps.

This session will provide an update on the progress The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has been making with researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute, to operationalize the Department of Defense (DoD) Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence on DIU programs. This session will discuss the initial Responsible AI Guidelines that the DIU released in November 2021, along with worksheets to support their implementation. It will also describe how industry can employ these principles in their work with government.

Chandler will explain the importance of AI for the government and how AI technologies will shape government operations moving forward.

In this talk, we discuss (a) several ways in which Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used to support national security (b) how the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) supports those objectives by engaging with innovative companies and (c) how the Responsible AI Guidelines developed at DIU can be applied to help align individual projects with the DoD AI ethical principles.