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Mr. Michael Sarich, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Director, will speak on a panel to discuss tips on how to programmatically improve the FOIA process, reduce bottlenecks, and have a more efficient happier team as well as more satisfied requesters.
Dr. Kimberly McManus, Deputy Chief AI Officer, will speak on a panel with other Federal and industry leaders to discuss artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies at their respective agencies. Hear about the mission focused AI/ML work being done and integrated into Health IT systems.
Mr. Mark Junda, Deputy Chief Technology Officer, will speak on a panel with other Federal leaders to discuss perspectives from innovators changing the digital landscape. Hear about the innovative work that is driving and shifting the digital landscape in government agencies.
Developing artificial intelligence tools that are fair, trustworthy and accurate is top of mind for government agencies as they also look to explore how AI can aid in faster decision-making. Federal leaders discuss their plans to reduce risk in AI while optimizing its usefulness.
At the Government IT Summit, agency leaders will address critical issues public sector leaders face at all levels of government and education as they work to reimagine their IT systems for enhanced security, efficiency, scalability, and better customer service.
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