Sean Ryan, AI/Automation Senior Manager at Deloitte, discusses the emerging trends in AI and automation he’s most excited ...

N.T. Shanahan, United States Air Force, Retired, retired in 2020 after a 36-year military career. Jack served in a variety of operational and staff positions in various fields including flying, ...

In this commentary, former federal AI leaders Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan and Joel Meyer share five actions newly appointed chief AI officers should take to set the stage for the successful adoption of AI.

Joel Meyer served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Strategic Initiatives in the Biden Administration, where he drove the creation of DHS’s Artificial Intelligence Task Force ...

David Ehrlich, Managing Director – Digital Solutions & Strategy at Groundswell, shares advice he would give to government agencies that are just starting to explore AI and automation. He also ...

Jason Shearer, Chief Innovation Architect, Regulated Industries, at SAP, talks about how industry can better partner with government agencies to drive successful AI adoption. In addition, he shares ...

Brian Snell, Sales Director for Carahsoft, talks about how industry can better partner with government agencies to drive successful AI adoption. In addition, he shares some of the emerging trends in ...

Faisal Iqbal, Head of Technology & Innovation for Federal Partnerships at AWS, discusses the AI and automation trends he sees having the most impact on the public sector. Iqbal also offers ...

Melissa Oh, managing director of DHS’s Silicon Valley Innovation Program, and Anil John, SVIP technical manager ...

Joe Ditchett, Industry Executive Advisor, Federal Civilian/DoD, at SAP, shares the AI and automation trends he sees having the most impact on the public sector. He also discusses how SAP built trust ...

Sreenath Gurrapu, Intelligent Automation Practice Lead at Anika Systems, discusses how AI and automation have significantly impacted the organization’s mission, as well as customer missions. He also ...