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On Point: Q&A With Reva Schwartz

Reva Schwartz is a research scientist in the Information Technology Laboratory at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), where she serves as principal investigator on artificial intelligence (AI) bias and program lead for the Assessing Risks and Impacts of AI (ARIA) program. A socio-technical researcher, she researches real-world testing methodologies for evaluating the societal impacts of AI systems and driving understanding of socio-technical systems and practices within organizational settings.

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U.S. Army Uses New Path To Bypass Data Sharing Barriers

Crews utilize ICAM to transfer information between parties.

A panel at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2024 discusses overcoming hurdles to information sharing. Credit: Tony Grillo

Coast Guard Embraces AI and Calls for Industry Collaboration

The service seeks partnerships to advance AI-driven technologies.

Rear Adm. Sean Regan, USCG, speaks at AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific on Wednesday. Credit: Tony Grillo

U.S. Trails China by a Decade in Quantum Computing

Artificial intelligence data, ethics and rapid deployment are crucial for military competition in the Indo-Pacific.

The panel "AI/ML as a Warfighting Advantage" addresses the audience at TechNet Indo-Pacific on October 22, 2024. Credit: Diego Laje, AFCEA.

Army Launches Generative AI Pilot for Acquisition

#CalibrateAI harnesses advanced technology, data analytics, machine learning and natural language processing.

Jennifer Swanson, deputy assistant secretary of the Army for data, engineering and software, seen here participating in AFCEA International’s TechNet Augusta conference in Augusta, Georgia, in August, has announced an Army pilot program to use a generative artificial intelligence tool known as #CalibrateAI to improve acquisition processes.

The Paramount Need for Accurate Data for Artificial Intelligence

Data scientists urge artificial intelligence developers to ensure data reflects current numbers and statistics.

Data is a strategic asset for our nation’s cyber and intelligence community and defense in general.

The Key to Distributed Logistics Is AI and 3D Printing

The U.S. Navy calls for secure collaboration to create resiliency through supply webs.

Sailors containerize ordnance in Santa Rita, Guam. Credit: Ivan Skvaril, public affairs and media support specialist, U.S. Navy.

U.S. Army Launches Generative AI Platform in Groundbreaking Move

The Army is the first branch of the U.S. military to integrate generative artificial intelligence technology.

The U.S. Army is the first branch of the military to integrate generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

The Rise of the Expeditionary Open-Source Innovation Model

U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command chief technology officer discusses war-gaming, artificial intelligence and international technology collaborations with allies.

U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command Chief Technology Officer Luis Velazquez speaks at an AFCEA Quantico event. Credit: Diego Laje, AFCEA.

First ‘Whole of Nation’ Talent System Offers Flexibility

The ‘gig-based’ platform and ecosystem will support the rapid entrance of more talent into Department of Defense projects.

Akin to ride-hailing applications, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory’s new platform called GigEagle, part of the lab’s Agile Talent Ecosystem effort, will allow mission stakeholders to quickly identify and bring on additional talent.