One of the main recommendations from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence’s final report released in 2021 was that the U.S. Department of Defense must be AI-ready by 2025. This guidance was based on concerns that China was moving rapidly to overcome U.S. technological advantages and the impact this maneuvering would have on the …
I think it is safe to say that large language models and generative artificial intelligence, like ChatGPT, have taken the worlds of technology and work by storm. The unique capabilities of ChatGPT present an opportunity to enhance productivity across a wide number of functions. New research out of MIT supports this thought: “The ChatGPT using group …
A National Skills Coalition report released earlier this week, Closing the Digital Divide: The Payoff for Workers, Business and the Economy, states that 92 percent of jobs today require digital skills. You read that right. We live in an era when technological advancements are a constant and it’s hard for organizations in both the public and …
Investing in learning and development for your staff is a critical discriminator that your company can’t overlook when pursuing Federal government contracts (new business and recompetes). Professional development (e.g., online learning and other training opportunities) is always one of the first talent-related expenditures put on the “chopping block” during budget negotiations. And, if I may …
As I was reflecting on FedLearn successes last year (including the U.S. Department of Defense piloting our artificial intelligence/data science course catalog and AI-powered, online learning platform) and looking ahead to 2023, I began pondering the future possibilities of AI-powered online training. So, what should we expect from AI-powered, online training in 2023? Here are …
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