Is Your AI Trustworthy?
AI is only as trustworthy as the information behind it. As agencies move from AI experimentation to real-world implementation, many are discovering that the biggest challenge is not the model itself. It’s ensuring that AI draws from accurate, current, and authoritative data. Without a trusted source of truth, AI can produce inconsistent results, amplify outdated information, and erode user confidence.
Join us online Tuesday, Oct. 13 from 2-2:50 p.m. ET/11-11:50 a.m. PT to learn how agencies can establish trusted data foundations that improve AI accuracy, transparency, and accountability. Experts will share practical strategies for creating a single source of truth that supports responsible AI adoption, stronger governance, and better mission outcomes.
You'll learn:
- How authoritative data sources improve the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated outputs.
- Why data governance, visibility, and asset intelligence are critical to building trust in AI systems
- Why AI-driven security decisions fail when the underlying asset picture is 30 days old.
- Practical steps for creating a trusted data foundation that supports secure, scalable AI adoption.
Speaker Details
Natalie Buda Smith
Digital Strategy, Digital Innovation (Labs), and Connecting Communities Digital Initiative (CCDI)
Jerred Edgar
Operations Officer,
Idaho
Ryan Palmer
General Services Administration
Brian “Stretch” Meyer
Axonius Federal Systems
Event Topic
Artificial IntelligenceRelevant Audiences
All State and Local Government, All Federal Government