NSF CIO Dorothy Aronson Adds Chief AI Officer Role – Executive Gov
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Dorothy Aronson will assume the chief artificial intelligence officer role at the National Science Foundation in addition to her current position as the agency’s chief information officer, FedScoop reported Tuesday.
The appointment was in line with President Biden’s AI Executive Order that requires many larger government agencies to have a chief AI officer tasked to coordinate uses of AI, promote AI innovation, manage risks and other related responsibilities.
“My focus has been the past couple of years on improving the quality of NSF’s data and our ability to leverage data,” Aronson said in an interview. “Data fuels AI.”
Her remarks were backed by Terry Carpenter, senior adviser to the director at NSF, who said, “[Aronson] has already been leaning into [data-focused] areas [and] is going to continue with that role as the chief AI officer role for the agency.
Aronson’s career includes time serving as acting CIO and director for the Division of Information Systems within the Office of Information and Resource Management before assuming her current roles. She also worked as director for the Office of Management Operations for the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency.
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Dorothy Aronson will assume the chief artificial intelligence officer role at the National Science Foundation in addition to her current position as the agency’s chief information officer, FedScoop reported Tuesday.
The appointment was in line with President Biden’s AI Executive Order that requires many larger government agencies to have a chief AI officer tasked to coordinate uses of AI, promote AI innovation, manage risks and other related responsibilities.
“My focus has been the past couple of years on improving the quality of NSF’s data and our ability to leverage data,” Aronson said in an interview. “Data fuels AI.”
Her remarks were backed by Terry Carpenter, senior adviser to the director at NSF, who said, “[Aronson] has already been leaning into [data-focused] areas [and] is going to continue with that role as the chief AI officer role for the agency.
Aronson’s career includes time serving as acting CIO and director for the Division of Information Systems within the Office of Information and Resource Management before assuming her current roles. She also worked as director for the Office of Management Operations for the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency.
Keen on learning more about the government’s AI efforts? Join the Potomac Officers Club’s 5th Annual Artificial Intelligence Summit on March 21, 2024, to hear from federal leaders and industry experts about the transformative power of AI. Register here for the upcoming event.
ExecutiveGov, published by Executive Mosaic, is a site dedicated to the news and headlines in the federal government. ExecutiveGov serves as a news source for the hot topics and issues facing federal government departments and agencies such as Gov 2.0, cybersecurity policy, health IT, green IT and national security. We also aim to spotlight various federal government employees and interview key government executives whose impact resonates beyond their agency.
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