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As artificial intelligence (AI) is in a pivotal moment of rapid expansion and impact, building a robust future-proof national AI infrastructure is crucial for fueling the next wave of scientific breakthroughs and sustaining U.S. leadership. National success in a next-generation AI program will hinge on establishing testbeds, data-sharing frameworks, and collaboration networks that unite researchers and innovators across government, university, industry, and philanthropic institutions. By aligning these resources within an integrated AI ecosystem, the United States can catalyze breakthroughs, maintain global competitiveness, and address pressing societal needs. This workshop aims to foster a forward-looking vision for future AI infrastructure that enables the necessary convergence to propel discovery, promotes rapid commercialization, and positions the United States at the forefront of the AI revolution. Emphasizing urgency, speed, and scale in a rapidly evolving innovation environment, the discussions will outline ambitious objectives for over-the-horizon challenges and those scientific and technological advancements in AI that demand coordinated national effort.
GUIPRR will convene multi-sector and cross-cutting experts to explore the infrastructure necessary to enable the swift and widespread commercialization of AI technologies. Participants will identify the policies, partnerships, and infrastructure development strategies that can accelerate the deployment of AI in critical sectors, such as healthcare, manufacturing, and national security.
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2101 Constitution Ave NW
Washington DC 20418, USA
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