Discover how generative AI is shaping the future of government operations in this must-attend webinar tailored for government professionals and leaders. Gain valuable insights into how this cutting-edge technology can transform internal processes, improve public service delivery, and enhance citizen engagement, while addressing critical ethical and operational considerations.
Key Takeaways:
- Explore Practical Use Cases: Learn how government agencies are leveraging generative AI for tasks like automated report writing, chatbots, virtual assistants, and more to drive efficiency and better serve citizens.
- Understand Benefits and Risks: Discover how generative AI can enhance service quality, efficiency, and accessibility while also tackling challenges like bias, misinformation, and data privacy.
- Responsible Implementation Strategies: Receive expert guidance on key considerations, including buy-vs-build decisions, compliance, and workforce readiness through training, pilots, and human-in-the-loop processes.
Why Attend:
Generative AI holds immense potential to revolutionize government work—but harnessing this potential requires thoughtful, informed strategies. This session will provide you with actionable tools and insights to implement AI effectively and responsibly within your organization.
Who Should Attend:
This webinar is designed for government professionals, policy makers, and IT leaders who are ready to modernize their approach and leverage generative AI to drive meaningful change.
Empower your team to embrace the future of work with confidence.
Register now to secure your seat and take the next step in transforming government with generative AI!
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Led by Instructor Chris Mawata
Chris has over 30 years of IT experience, including 17 years of teaching at the university level, and 15 years of training Java and Big Data programmers. As a Learning Tree instructor, Chris has authored four courses. As a consultant, he runs a 20-node cluster on which he has several Big Data frameworks installed. He has published peer-reviewed papers in image processing, artificial intelligence, and pure mathematics.