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Acquisition Next: Artificial Intelligence

The symposium is cohosted by the Center for Government Contracting and the Institute for Digital InnovAtion. The symposium theme is the challenges and current practices for government acquisition of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. This symposium will be of interest to professionals seeking to increase their knowledge of AI-related issues in government acquisition, including members of government, business, and academia.

 

The event features two panels composed of industry and government experts, Buying AI: Industry Challenges and Buying AI: Current Government Practices, as well as lunch, a keynote speaker, opportunities to network, and tours of the Institute for Digital InnovAtion facilities. The two discussion panels will be led by knowledgeable moderators to create a rich, interactive environment for speakers and registrants.

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Event Date May, 6

Event Time 12:00am - 6:30am

Event Location

George Mason – Arlington Campus 3351 North Fairfax Drive Arlington, 22201

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