Agency AI use case inventories have so far been “spotty” and “inconsistent” said Lynne Parker, a former Trump and Biden White House official who helped draft the…

Federal agencies' issues with AI use case inventories and their compliance with a Trump-era AI executive order should be topics of discussion.

Following her new appointment, the Biden administration has named Dominique Duval-Diop as incoming U.S. chief data scientist.

The former National AI Initiative Office director says there is an acute need for a central coordinating body because of agencies' such varied missions.

Deirdre Mulligan is a professor in the School of Information at UC Berkeley and a faculty director of the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology.

Lynne Parker explains her focus on finding nonpartisan solutions to reduce potential harms of AI and establishing principled guardrails for the new technology during her time leading…

It is not clear yet who will replace Parker within the White House's AI office.

The body recommends the resource be a federated cyberinfrastructure ecosystem accessed via a portal and run by a nongovernmental management entity and advisory bodies.

A few expected respondents to the call for evidence have requested more time.

The website is part of the government's push to increase transparency around every agencies' work with cognitive technologies and develop trustworthy AI, where people believe in the…