It can be empirically valid, right? I mean, the simplest example is here's where crimes have been committed in the past.
There also needs to be more transparency and consumer control on data collection.
AI is advancing fast. Each year, processing power gets better, hardware gets cheaper, and algorithms are easier to train...
The government should not purchase or use AI systems if we can't explain what it does, especially if these systems are m...
I think there's another part of this discussion, which we've heard less about, which I think is really important.
It's hard to believe that there is no AI policy at the Federal level, and that needs to change.
We urge Congress to pass the Open Government Data Act, which would make non-sensitive government data more open, more av...
We would like to thank Ranking Member Schatz for his tireless work as an original sponsor of the OPEN Government Data Ac...
the legislation that Senator Schatz is working on, I think trying to increase our collective understanding is critical, ...
I think part of what we have to do is recognize that in areas like health care and agriculture, it's a pretty much unall...
I don't think with regard to national policy we'll take a European approach.
I'm worried about diversity in the industry.
It seems to me that this is an area that is different than a lot of these other ethical, societal, micro, macro, economi...
corrosion costs DOD $20 billion/yr.
Since the establishment of the Department of Defense in 1947, the procurement process has been studied, enhanced and imp...
How does AT&L assure that programs have effectively addressed corrosion from the very beginning and involved corrosion s...
the DOD runs a $1 billion annual small business innovation research (SBIR) program that has successfully invested in hig...
You are both going to be working in an Administration where the President denies the reality of climate change.
