Artificial Intelligence

KBR has formed a strategic partnership with Adarga, a U.K.-based developer of artificial intelligence analytics software, in an effort to expand capability offering to vital market sectors and advance customers’ AI analytics adoption. The government solutions business of KBR will offer the AI software platform of Adarga to defense and national security sectors, the company […] More

ECS has partnered with fellow artificial intelligence company Calypso AI to broaden its AI testing capabilities using the latter’s safety and security software, and further support U.S. federal government customers. The partnership will expand agencies’ access to testing and evaluation capabilities meant to help them develop and deploy trusted and responsible AI technologies, a joint […] More

Carahsoft Technology has agreed to distribute Veritone‘s artificial intelligence operating system across the public sector through a contract with the General Services Administration. Government agencies may now use Carahsoft’s GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 contract to avail aiWARE, an AI OS designed to absorb, analyze and process world information to produce actionable intelligence, Carahsoft said […] More

A research from Deloitte‘s artificial intelligence organization and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Technology Engagement Center has shared that government policies could help mitigate AI risks and advance responsible AI application development, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. Deloitte AI Institute and C_TEC based the Investing in Trustworthy AI report on a survey of experienced […] More

The National Science Foundation has partnered with two federal departments and four technology companies for a potential $220 million investment effort to create an additional 11 National Artificial Intelligence Research Institutes. The institutes will focus on exploring AI technology platforms various use cases such as elderly care, plug-and-play applications, agriculture and supply chain and adult […] More

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking information and feedback from interested stakeholders to help inform the development of a framework for managing risks associated with artificial intelligence. NIST is working to develop a voluntary AI risk management framework meant to integrate trustworthiness considerations into the development, use and assessment of AI systems […] More

The National Science Foundation and the Office of Science and Technology Policy seek public input to inform the creation of a Congressionally-mandated infrastructure roadmap for artificial intelligence research. The National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource Task Force’s future roadmap would guide the development of an infrastructure where researchers and students would be able to access data […] More

Falkonry has demonstrated the ability of its artificial intelligence-based platform to provide actionable information to operation teams by using multisource data and, in connection, has obtained a strategic design win from the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division. The effort was made as part of the initial Research, Development, Test and Evaluation program aimed at […] More

Almost 90 percent of respondents to a survey by a Chamber of Commerce center and Deloitte‘s artificial intelligence hub are seeking more AI technology investment from the government in line with the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence’s recommendations. Deloitte AI Institute and the Chamber’s Technology Engagement Center aim to identify and assess actions public […] More

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency wants information on companies, universities and other organizations working on artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science technologies that could help counter weapons of mass destruction and other emerging threats. DTRA intends to use AI, ML and data science tools to improve decision-making and situational awareness for countering WMD and […] More

Gretchen Stewart, chief data scientist at Intel’s public sector arm, said the next generation of artificial intelligence in the form of neuromorphic computing could provide government agencies a more efficient way to collect, process and analyze data to quickly generate insights for decision-making and carry out missions. Neuromorphic computing seeks to mimic the human brain’s […] More