This presentation will expand on the article "What will ChatGPT mean for the US defense-industrial base?" by exploring the benefits and risks of Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI to the defense industrial base. It will also review the current impact that chatbots and other AI-based tools have on the government and private sectors, and examine ways that these impacts may change as the tools grow in number and complexity.
Who should attend this event:
Anyone who wants to learn more about the benefits and risks of generative AI. Or if you fall into any of these categories:
1. People who work in jobs that require repetitive content creation and are concerned about being replaced by AI
2. People looking to learn more about leveraging AI to be more productive in their current job; and
3. Security professionals who are concerned about the potential ways that tools like ChatGPT could negatively impact the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their data.
About the Speakers:
Olivia Letts: George Mason University Baroni Center of Government Contracting
Featured in multiple defense outlets including Defense News, Army Magazine, and The Cipher Brief Research and consulting background in topics related to national security, government contracting, and defense technology
Noah Rivers: Graduate Research Associate - George Mason University, MBA Candidate
Information Security Manager – Cyber Threat Intelligence for a top 5 U.S. bank. 10 years leading security, intelligence, and investigative teams in the U.S. Air Force
If you have any questions, please feel free to email Samantha Nelson, Program Manager, Purdue @ WestGate, at sjnelson@prf.org
