Government is understandably excited about the potential for AI to elevate constituent services and enhance mission outcomes. But AI needs data — lots of data — to understand patterns and deliver intelligible guidance to federal workers. As agency leaders tackle these hurdles, they need to think about the desired outcomes and how AI can add… Read more »
By taking a “mindful” approach to machine learning, agencies can modernize their mainframe systems to meet today’s need for scalability, performance and seamless integration.
For government agencies tasked with everything from managing massive datasets to delivering essential public services, AI offers some game-changing advantages. But the key to success lies in how it’s applied.
Adopting AI will enhance operational efficiency and public service. But it will require significant policy changes across U.S. federal agencies to ensure it’s responsibly and ethically implemented.
In Part 2 of their blog series, two featured contributors explore how AI Factories help organizations maximize their data potential and advance business priorities by using AI/machine learning.
Outdated systems can stifle innovation and frustrate users. But with machine learning, organizations can streamline their operations and implement a more user-centric approach.
The release of AI foundation models allows organizations to take advantage of broader community investments in AI. But there’s a catch: Agencies need to tweak and train these models to meet their specific objectives, maintain privacy and ensure regulatory compliance.
In Macomb County, Mich., public works is using drones and AI to inspect sewer lines. Learn how this technology is saving money and improving maintenance on vital infrastructure.
Agencies may struggle to bring AI to life. They may face challenges deciding where to house AI infrastructure and when creating guardrails for safe data usage, including bias removal and data authenticity. Best practices can help implement AI safely, securely and effectively.
For the last two years, people across government have been getting a crash course on generative AI, whether they have wanted it or not. Agencies recognize that generative AI is one of those rare technologies that truly qualifies as a game-changer, and they are looking to understand the extent of its potential as well asRead… Read more »