Every month, artificial intelligence (AI) increases in both popularity and capability. AI refers to a computer’s ability to perform automated tasks in a manner that mimics human intelligence. In today’s fast-paced environment, AI provides Federal agencies with a solution to reduce time spent on repetitive tasks (e.g., data entry and analysis) to prioritize complex, mission-critical work.
In recent years, government agencies have been transitioning to artificial intelligence (AI) for more efficient, accurate, and cost-friendly results. This trend will continue as technology improves and becomes more accessible and cost effective. Technology using AI, including tools that exploit data, is integral to solutions that improve agency operations and processes and data-driven decision-making.
Engaging with a great artificial intelligence (AI) application is like watching a professional athlete in a game. The greatest of athletes make their efforts look so easy that we often forget we’re seeing the result of decades of hard work. Just like athletes, established corporations that have repeatedly collected the same data over years also make their AI solutions look effortless. But, in most cases, their AI is using data that has been carefully refined over decades of transactions and is enabling machine learning and statistical analysis.
