The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) throughout the federal government has rapidly grown in the past few years, and so has the awareness of ethical issues associated with this new technology. AI systems can mimic or amplify human biases, can put human lives at risk, and can present new vulnerabilities to cyber-attacks. As is the case with many developing technologies in the past, human users have raised questions about the mistrust of these...

Last February, President Trump signed an Executive Order on Maintaining American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence (AI). It prompted federal agencies and offices to build out their AI capabilities by employing new tools and methods of adoption. This hour long video webinar will will bring together thought leaders from federal civilian agencies – and their counterparts in the private sector – to discuss how AI is being used to r...

One year ago, the White House issued an executive order on Maintaining American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence (AI). It prompted federal agencies and offices to build out their AI capabilities by employing new tools and methods of adoption. AI is re-defining fraud prevention by considering activities, behaviors, and trends in transaction anomalies. This hour long video webinar will bring together thought leaders from federal oversight a...

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation are revolutionizing the way that government works. Lack of resources across state and local governments coupled with increasing citizen demands for digital service delivery are driving agencies to tap powerful new capabilities in areas as diverse as infrastructure, call centers, cybersecurity, and health care. Join us to explore the nuts and bolts of th...

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation are revolutionizing the way that government works. Lack of resources across state and local governments coupled with increasing citizen demands for digital service delivery are driving agencies to tap powerful new capabilities in areas as diverse as infrastructure, call centers, cybersecurity, and health care. Join us to explore the nuts and bolts of th...

Today’s great technologies put the human at the center of their own universe. Automation and AI are transforming government by improving productivity and innovation to make work lives better. America’s leadership in R&D has led to the development of cutting-edge, transformative technologies that are improving lives, growing innovative industries, empowering workers, and increasing national security. This hour-long program will...

Artificial intelligence is widely expected to have a transformative impact on the way government does business. AI’s potential to reduce risk, improve efficiency, and protect the citizen is far-reaching, helping agencies speed up response times and take decisive action to respond to rapidly evolving needs.Reaping the promise of artificial intelligence and machine learning requires an understanding of the technology available today, metho...

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotic processing offer the potential to fundamentally change the way that government works. Lack of resources across state and local governments coupled with increasing citizen demands for digital service delivery are driving agencies to tap powerful new capabilities in areas as diverse as infrastructure, call centers, cybersecurity, and health care.Not only do these technologie...

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation are revolutionizing the way that government works. Lack of resources across state and local governments coupled with increasing citizen demands for digital service delivery are driving agencies to tap powerful new capabilities in areas as diverse as infrastructure, call centers, cybersecurity, and health care. Join us to explore the nuts and bolts of th...

Improper payments are a long-standing problem and cost tax payers nearly $150 billion dollars each year. The White House lists “Getting Payments Right” as one of a handful of Cross-Agency Priority (CAP) goals, with officials from the departments of Labor, Treasury, Health and Human Services, and the Office of Management and Budget leading the effort. Agencies like the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are exploring the use...