Responsible for ensuring the safety of the various ways we travel, transportation agencies are challengedto reduce crashes and ensure the efficient movement of people and goods. In order to do that effectively, agencies must rely on data to help create new approaches to safety, resiliency, operations, and planning, and to address challenges such as congestionRead… Read more »
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In this video interview, Gina Scinta with Thales Trusted Cyber Technologies explores the connection between AI and cybersecurity, particularly in the government sector.