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The General Services Administration (GSA) hosted a Federal AI Hackathon aimed at improving federal agency websites using artificial intelligence. Participants were tasked with developing solutions that ensure large language models provide reliable and user-friendly information. The event took place simultaneously in Washington, D.C., New York City, and Atlanta, showcasing innovative ideas from diverse teams.
Competitors, including a father-son duo, focused on creating AI-driven chatbots to enhance user experience on government websites. GSA officials emphasized the importance of balancing AI development with values like security and accessibility. The hackathon serves as a platform for the federal government to explore practical applications of AI technology in public service.
• Hackathon aimed to enhance federal websites using AI technology.
• Participants developed solutions for reliable and user-friendly AI interactions.
The hackathon focused on ensuring these models provide accurate and authoritative information for government websites.
Participants created chatbots to help users navigate government resources more effectively.
The GSA emphasized the need for AI that is optimized for trust and accuracy in government applications.
GSA sponsored the hackathon to explore innovative uses of AI in government operations.
USDA representatives participated in the hackathon to seek AI solutions for improving their online services.
OpenAI sponsored the hackathon, providing insights on practical AI applications for government agencies.
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