Session 3.6e Update: OpenAI Information Assistant - Using Emerging Technology and Artificial Intelligence for more Trusted Human-machine Teaming
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| Thursday, November 16, 2023 |
| 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM |
| Sutherland Theatre |
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Through a practical set of demonstrations, learn how to use emerging technology and artificial intelligence for more trusted human-machine teaming with the OpenAI Information Assistant. The objective of the OpenAI: Information Assistant is to leverage a combination of AI components that will enable users to have a “conversation” with their own data, as if they were speaking to an expert. The Information Assistant accelerator provides a means to provide industry, technical and deployment truth for the application of AI, as well as education on which components to use and when/where they may be applicable. Explore how the Information Assistant will focus on ensuring that “responses” to questions aka “prompts” are:
- Current - Ensure the responses are based on the latest “up to date” information
- Relevant – The responses must leverage domain specific data which is not “generally available”
- Factual - Ensure that the response is not “creative” aka “Hallucination”
- Provenance - Ensure that the response has provenance – Where did you source the information to create this response?
- Methodology - Providing details on how that response was created. What was your process?
Speaker/s
Mr David Waxman
Director, Microsoft Worldwide Public Sector
Microsoft
David has over 25 years extensive technical and operational experience having served with the US Navy and national security organisations. In recent years he has led the design and deployment of Intelligence systems around the world. He has extensive experience in applying emerging technologies (such as Artificial Intelligence) to the challenges related to intelligence systems, rapid information analysis and dissemination. David has worked closely with the defence and intelligence organisations from each of the FVEYS countries.
