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AI technology is rapidly advancing in various sectors, but the U.S. federal government is lagging behind. A report from Fedscoop highlights significant challenges faced by federal agencies, including insufficient funding and a lack of trained personnel to implement AI effectively. Despite an executive order from President Biden urging responsible AI development, many agencies reported barriers to adoption, such as data management issues and outdated technology.
The Department of Energy, responsible for the nation's nuclear arsenal, specifically noted security concerns and hardware shortages as major obstacles to AI integration. The report revealed that many federal agencies are struggling with legacy systems and a workforce that lacks understanding of AI capabilities. As these agencies compete for limited resources, the path to modernizing their operations with AI is expected to be both costly and time-consuming.
• Federal agencies report significant barriers to AI adoption, including funding and training.
• The Department of Energy cites security concerns as a major obstacle to AI integration.
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