Air Force Deputy CIO Lauren Knausenberger details priorities
Lauren Knausenberger, Deputy Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Air Force, discusses innovation, collaboration and development of a solid digital foundation in the Air Force
Lauren Knausenberger, Deputy Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Air Force, discusses innovation, collaboration and development of a solid digital foundation in the Air Force
Reggie Brothers, Chief Executive Officer of NuWave Solutions, describes how anticipatory intelligence can be used to help government agencies prepare for future emergency situations, such as pandemics and natural disasters
Steve Babitch, head of the AI portfolio at the General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services, discusses what AI means for government, and GSA’s focus on the cutting-edge tech.
Robert Work, former Deputy Secretary of Defense, discusses the need for ethical AI standards in government, and why it’s important that AI usage reflects our values.
Ariel Gold, Senior Advisor at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy at DOT, discusses how the department is working on AI issues, whether through technology or policy.
Mike Madsen, director of Strategic Engagement at DIU, outlines the office’s AI efforts, and how they’ll help the Navy and other military branches perform maintenance.
Jose Arrieta, chief information officer at the Department of Health and Human Services, details how HHS will use technology to review data and produce insight within their workforce.
