The Biden administration’s “task force”, created to develop a strategy around artificial intelligence, consists of twelve elements. And among these twelve elements is the Portuguese Daniela Braga, the founder of DefinedCrowd, a startup specializing in the collection, processing and structuring of training data for artificial intelligence.
Thus, the Portuguese will become part of a group whose mission is to advise the federal government of the United States of America, as well as to develop guidelines for the establishment of a national center for artificial intelligence research, a platform for the exchange of research results that provide artificial resources. access for students and researchers to computing tools, data, educational tools, and user support.
“Target group”, according to the statement, will give recommendations on how to create and maintain this platform. He will also need to send two reports to Congress with guidance on the development and implementation plan for this tool. An interim report will be submitted in May 2022 and a final report in November of the same year.
Or a group combines:
Erwin Janchandani, NSF (Co-Chair);
Lynn Parker, OSTP (Co-Chair);
Daniela Braga, DefinedCrowd;
Mark Dean, retired (formerly IBM and University of Tennessee, Knoxville);
Oren Etzioni, Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence;
Julia Lane, New York University;
Fei Fei Li, Stanford University;
Andrew Moore, Google;
Michael Norman, University of California, San Diego;
Dan Stanzione, University of Texas at Austin;
Frederic Streitz, Department of Energy;
Elham Tabassi, National Institute of Standards and Technology
