Students studying AI would receive scholarships upon agreeing to work in the public sector to start.

The order borrows heavily from principles already established by the defense and intelligence communities, extending them to those outside the national security space.

The $7.5 million partnership will establish fellowships and scholarships to research civilian applications for AI and multi-domain military operations.

A new study deals a blow to the narrative that Silicon Valley doesn't want to work with the Military.

Rep. Jerry McNerney believes educating Congress could pave the way for bills like his AI in Government Act of 2020.

AI is increasingly used in all sectors and universities should prepare students to apply it to their future work.

Congress also heard about a digital reserve corps idea and other recommendation to take "bold" action on building an AI workforce.

From optimizing transportation to applications in fighting COVID-19, the new institute includes a national laboratory hoped to encourage interdisciplinary research.

Reps. Hurd and Kelly published an AI workforce white paper a year in the making that recommends a "re-imagining" of education to be a life-long pursuit to…

The ideas would help to increase the technology workforce in the government and retain workers in the private secretor through a reserve corps like the military.