Recent innovations in public and private arenas are leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, in part lead by the development of generative AI applications.
This shift from traditional AI systems to generative AI is accelerating the development of rapid prototyping solutions, emphasizing the need for responsible AI governance and presenting challenges in integrating these advanced technologies into existing infrastructures. The collaboration between leading tech firms and public institutions underscores a commitment to advancing AI while ensuring that security and ethical standards are maintained.
“There are a lot of starts and stops that are happening with different generative AI projects because everyone wants to do things responsibly,” said Alison Smith(pictured), director of generative AI at Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. “A lot of the research for responsible AI and governance is still sort of high level and we’re sort of helping our clients think through the implications and what that means for security, …