July 11, 2019 | 9:00 am to 12:00 pm| Arlington, VA
The disruptive impact of autonomous technology in the federal government isn’t tomorrow’s concern; its capabilities are here today. With the rise in computing power and machine learning, the age of self-learning technology is arriving faster than many believed possible. In federal, defense and intelligence communities, groundbreaking, forward-thinking autonomous applications ranging from drone swarms and self-driving vehicles to improper payment detectors are enhancing operations and enabling agencies to reach mission-critical objectives.
But what does a future government using self-organizing machines look like? How are federal agencies planning to achieve it? How soon will citizens begin feeling the effects of a government operating with these enhanced technologies?
On July 11, we heard from federal and defense leaders who are at the forefront of developing and incorporating the next generation of autonomous technology. Federal program leaders, experts and thought leaders will convene in Arlington, Virginia, to discuss the current and future of government autonomy!
