DHS AI - Threats & Defense Subcommittee
The HSAC DHS Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Threats & Defense Subcommittee tasking may be found in the signed Secretary taskings memo attached.
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AI
The HSAC DHS Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Threats & Defense Subcommittee tasking may be found in the signed Secretary taskings memo attached.
The HSAC DHS Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Mission Focused Subcommittee tasking may be found in the signed Secretary taskings memo attached.
DHS must address the many ways in which artificial intelligence (AI), including revolutionary advances in generative AI, will drastically alter the threat landscape and augment the arsenal of tools we possess to succeed in the face of threats.
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas announced two new groundbreaking initiatives to combat evolving threats during his first address on the State of the Homeland Security.
DHS S&T announced a Phase 1 Other Transaction award to customize its commercial artificial intelligence solution and create an adaptable anomaly detection system to secure soft targets.
DHS S&T announced a Phase 1 Other Transaction award to Volt Athletics, Inc. to further develop its Artificial Intelligence powered software system, “Volt,” that will help the DHS workforce improve its overall health and wellness, especially for personnel who operate in high-stress and dangerous conditions.
Pursuant to Executive Order 13960 Promoting the Use of Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence in the Federal Government, Federal agencies are required to create and make publicly available an inventory of non-classified and non-sensitive Artificial Intelligence (AI) use cases, to the extent practicable and in accordance with applicable law and policy.
S&T has teamed up with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and others to develop the enhanced analytic platforms, tools, and capabilities required to countering human trafficking across the country and around the world.
DHS SBIR 22.1 Solicitation is now open for U.S. small businesses to submit research proposals for a broad range of 11 homeland security technology needs.
S&T and CISA are partnering to develop Cybersecurity Laboratory to promote research, collaboration, and testing.