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Driving the future of customer missions with Trusted Mission AI

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By Ron Keesing
| Leidos Verified
In the rapidly evolving technology landscape, Leidos’ two decades of experience developing and delivering AI have led us to a clear focus: Trusted Mission AI. We combine cutting-edge technology with a deep understanding of customer missions to deliver AI solutions that are not just innovative but also transformative. These solutions are designed to provide significant improvements in efficiency and decision-making while delivering powerful new mission capabilities.
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Can generative AI play a role in national security?

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By Erin Walker, Ron Keesing
| Leidos Verified
Ron Keesing, SVP for technology integration at Leidos, delivers welcome remarks at Catholic University of America's conference on generative AI and national security in 2024. The launch of ChatGPT by OpenAI marked a significant moment in the evolution of artificial intelligence. The rapid adoption of generative AI has prompted broad conversation on the potentials and pitfalls of open-ended AI systems.
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It’s time to talk about user responsibility and generate AI

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By Ron Keesing
| Nextgov/FCW Verified
It’s hard to overstate the hype surrounding ChatGPT, but something seems to be missing from the public conversation: There’s an urgent need to discuss what it means to be a responsible user of generative AI. If and when generative AI tools are successfully prompted to spread misinformation, engage in hate speech or generate malware, who is responsible? Many efforts are underway to establish ethical standards and legal frameworks that define the responsibilities of AI developers.
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