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March 4, 2024
in Government Technology, AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Innovation Management
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Exploring National Security Risks in Connected Vehicles: Commerce Department Initiates Inquiry

Commerce Department Examines National Security Vulnerabilities in Connected Vehicles

The Department of Commerce initiates the regulatory process to scrutinize the national security issues tethered to foreign adversaries’ information and communications technology and services (ICTS) in connected vehicles (CVs). In doing so, an advance notice of proposed rulemaking has been issued to solicit public input. The Department is keen on intensifying regulations designed to ensure the security of the ICTS supply chain concerning CVs. The original article can be found here .

March 4, 2024
in AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Government Technology, Innovation Management
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House AI Task Force Member Kat Cammack on Election Integrity and Digital Liberty

Election Integrity and ‘Digital Liberty:’ Focus Areas for House AI Task Force Member Kat Cammack

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing, and the 2024 election cycle is set to bring America its first real face-to-face encounter with AI—potentially in a negative way, warns Florida Republican and House AI task force member Kat Cammack.

March 1, 2024
in AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Government Technology, Innovation Management
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Boosting Global Standards for Emerging Technologies: The Impact of the Senate Bill

Senate Bill Advocates NIST’s Enhanced Contribution to Emerging Tech Standards

In a bid to counter China’s burgeoning influence in defining standards for new technologies, Senators Mark Warner and Marsha Blackburn have initiated legislation urging the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to amp up its efforts in this field.

March 1, 2024
in AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Government Technology, Innovation Management
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Crafting a Path to AI Success in Government Agencies

Forecasting a Success: AI Implementation in Your Agency

Jeff Bristow, the government and public sector technology lead at EY, highlighted the importance of government agencies leveraging cloud technology, automation, and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

March 1, 2024
in Government Technology, AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Innovation Management
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Deputy Defense Secretary to Assess JADC2 Progress in Upcoming California Visit

According to Major General Patrick Ryder, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks will embark on a trip to California to observe the Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) efforts through Project Convergence Capstone 4. During this trip, the Deputy Secretary will meet with servicemembers and analyze challenges impacting JADC2 implementation across the U.S. Joint Force. The original article can be found here .

March 1, 2024
in AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Government Technology, Innovation Management
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Elevating Air Force Data Efficiency: Gen. Jim Slife’s Holistic Approach

Air Force Seeks ‘Holistic Solutions’ For Data Hygiene and AI Harnessing: Insights from Gen. Jim Slife

According to Gen. Jim Slife, Air Force Vice Chief of Staff, the Air Force is looking to transition from individual solutions to a more comprehensive approach for improving data hygiene and capitalizing on artificial intelligence (AI).

March 1, 2024
in AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Government Technology, Innovation Management
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Elevating Data Quality: Air Force Vice Chief’s Focus on Industry Collaboration

The recently confirmed Gen. Jim Slife has made a commitment to bolster data sharing within the Air Force and extend these efforts to include his counterparts in other armed services.

March 1, 2024
in AI Strategy, Defense Technology, Government Technology, Innovation Management
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Empowering EXIM with Generative AI Tools: A Progressive Approach

Export-Import Bank Advocates for Generative AI Tools: Insights from CIO Howard Spira

EXIM’s Chief Information Officer, Howard Spira, has shed light on how the agency addresses the use of generative AI tools by their employees. He contends that it’s largely an extension of the organization’s established policies concerning general internet searches.