NIST to establish online center for trustworthy and responsible AI resources
The center will contain supporting guidance on trustworthy AI's characteristics, use cases and eventually add third-party contributions.
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Federal workforce AI training bill lands on president’s desk
The AI Training for the Acquisition Workforce Act would require acquisition officials involved with AI procurement to receive instruction.
NIST releases expanded artificial intelligence risk management framework draft
The second draft contains further details on developing trustworthy and responsible AI systems and be finalized in January 2023.
VA piloting trustworthy AI checklists for new and existing projects
The National AI Institute also has another AI tech sprint in the works around workforce development.
Task force shares its preliminary vision for a National AI Research Resource
The body recommends the resource be a federated cyberinfrastructure ecosystem accessed via a portal and run by a nongovernmental management entity and advisory bodies.
NIST takes socio-technical approach to AI bias en route to management standard
Experts have argued societal values should factor into AI development and use, and new guidance shows NIST has been listening.
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White House seeks input on designing a National AI Research Resource
The Office of Science and Technology Policy wants to consult on the capabilities and services it should provide.
Agencies sharing AI use cases after December executive order
Components within the Department of Veterans Affairs are working together to create an AI use case catalog.
The federal government gets a central AI website in AI.gov
The website is part of the government's push to increase transparency around every agencies' work with cognitive technologies and develop trustworthy AI, where people believe in the…
White House pushes civilian agencies to use trustworthy AI in new executive order
The order borrows heavily from principles already established by the defense and intelligence communities, extending them to those outside the national security space.