Sep 27-28, 2023 Washington, DC
Sponsored & organized by U.S. Army DEVCOM Armaments Center (AC) Systems Engineering Directorate and the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC) in collaboration with the George Washington University
The 2023 AI4SE/SE4AI Workshop was held in-person on September 27-28 at the George Washington University in Washington, DC. Abstracts were sought from government, industry and academia for presentations and panels to explore the exciting advancements and challenges in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and systems engineering (SE). All selected abstracts and presentations must be approved for public release.
The rapid development of AI presents both tremendous opportunities and inherent risks. As AI continues to revolutionize various industries, it becomes crucial to strike a delicate balance between seizing the potential benefits and addressing the potential risks. The conference theme, “Balancing Opportunity and Risk: The Systems Engineer’s Role in the Rapid Advancement of AI-Based Systems,” aims to foster discussions and insights on the responsible deployment of AI in systems engineering and how systems engineering can support the development of robust and ethical AI systems.
The conference theme, “Balancing Opportunity and Risk: The Systems Engineer’s Role in the Rapid Advancement of AI-Based Systems,” explores the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and systems engineering, encompasses five distinct tracks. The SE4AI track focuses on leveraging systems engineering principles and methodologies to develop robust and efficient AI systems. The AI4SE track delves into the application of AI in systems engineering processes, enabling enhanced decision-making, optimization, validation, and verification. The Human-AI Teaming track examines the collaboration between humans and AI, exploring how to maximize the synergistic potential while addressing ethical and social implications. The Trustworthy AI track highlights the critical aspects of safety, reliability, and ethical considerations in developing and deploying AI systems. Lastly, the Digital Engineering & SE Workforce Development track explores the evolving role of digital engineering and its impact on the systems engineering workforce, fostering skill development and adaptation in an AI-driven landscape. This comprehensive framework ensures a holistic exploration of the opportunities and risks associated with AI in systems engineering, paving the way for responsible and sustainable development.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Data, Engineering & Software
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Principal Director, Trusted Artificial Intelligence and Autonomy, OUSD(R&E)
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Director of Artificial Intelligence Innovations, Lockheed Martin
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Dr. Myron Hohil, SSTM for Artificial Intelligence, Sensors & Collaborative Munitions, US Army DEVCOM Armaments Center
Dr. Peter Denno, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Mr. Robert Crombie, Mr. Daniel Byrne, The Aerospace Corporation
Mr. Paul Horton, Georgia Tech Research Institute
Mr. Michael “Rabbi” Harasimowicz, Director, AI Innovations, Lockheed Martin
Dr. Guy Boy, Paris Saclay University (CentraleSupélec) & ESTIA Institute of Technology
Dr. Barclay Brown, Collins Aerospace
AI4SE & SE4AI Workshop 2023
George Washington University Science and Engineering Hall
Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC)
