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With millions employed by the federal government, and the wide range of activities they are responsible for each day, how do we begin to make a technology like AI live up to its own billing and implement it in a way that makes the workforce more efficient?

In this week’s episode of Feds At the Edge, we’ve gathered agency and commercial thought leaders who share how their agencies will apply AI to meet their unique and individual needs.

Department of State: Using AI to Classify Diplomatic Cables Government Accounting Office: Acquisition

Defense Innovation Unit: Aerospace Maintenance

Taka Ariga, Chief Data Scientist and Director of the Innovation lab for US GAO sees “applied” AI from a large-scale and shares how it should be considered a team sport with players who understand subtle concepts like biased databases to move project forward with compliance, ethics, and transparency paving the way.

Jaime Fitzgibbon, Program Manager of AI/ML Portfolio for the Defense Innovation unit shares how though AI proves to make DoD more efficient,  military leaders remain cautious, but do appropriate a small budget toward AI.

And everyone is wondering about AI’s impact on data set selection.  How do we ensure valuable findings for a valid conclusion?

Tune in on your favorite podcasting platform now.