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SUMMARY:AI4SE & SE4AI Workshop 2025
DESCRIPTION:***This event page remains for archival purposes.*** \nAbout the Event\n \nThe Systems Engineering Research Center and U.S. Army DEVCOM Armaments Center are pleased to welcome participants for the sixth annual AI4SE & SE4AI Research and Application Workshop on September 17-18\, hosted by The George Washington University Trustworthy AI Initiative in Washington\, DC. \nRapid advances in Artificial Intelligence Enabled Systems (AIES) are key enablers of both future operational capabilities and efficiency in the lifecycle of acquisition\, engineering\, manufacturing and operations & sustainment. This presents both transformative potential\, and new risks. System engineering as a discipline has a critical role to play in ensuring that when deployed\, AIES will work as needed\, in accordance with legal principles and does not introduce new sources of vulnerability. Systems engineering processes must be updated to meet these changing needs. \nThe conference theme for 2025 – “Systems Engineering AI that Works: Assuring Transformative Capabilities and Enabling a Digital Transformation” – aims to foster discussions and insights on how systems engineering can support the development of trustworthy AI systems\, and how AI tools can in turn transform the practice of systems engineering and shape the workforce. Read about previous workshops. \nRead the Final Report\nKeynote Speakers\nDr. Morgan Dwyer\, Head of Policy Operations\, OpenAI\nDr. Morgan Dwyer\, Head of Policy Operations\, OpenAI \nDr. Morgan Dwyer is the Head of Policy Operations at OpenAI\, where she leads the development and coordination of the company’s public policy positions. \nPrior to joining OpenAI\, Dr. Dwyer served in multiple senior U.S. government roles\, including at the White House\, the Department of Commerce\, and elsewhere in the federal government. At Commerce\, Dr. Dwyer served as the Chief Strategy Officer at CHIPS for America\, where she recruited\, built\, and managed a 50+ person team implementing the CHIPS Act\, a bipartisan initiative to onshore semiconductor manufacturing. In this role\, Dr. Dwyer directed the construction of a $39 billion investment portfolio\, led teams that assessed investment opportunities for alignment with policy priorities\, conducted technical and security due diligence\, managed regulatory compliance\, and advised on security\, technology\, workforce\, international\, and environmental policy. Read full bio. \n  \nDr. Matthew Johnson\, Chief of Responsible AI\, Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office\nDr. Matthew Johnson\, Chief of Responsible AI\, Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office \nDr. Matthew Kuan Johnson serves as Chief of Responsible AI (RAI) for the U.S. Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO). \nAs the lead for Responsible AI\, his Division builds the technical tools\, assessments\, best practices\, governance processes\, training\, and culture within the Department that support the operationalization and implementation of Responsible AI and the DoD AI Ethical Principles – in addition to serving as the Department’s primary technical advisor on Responsible AI. Recently\, his Division produced and issued the Department’s guidance on Generative AI development and use\, based on insights from various research initiatives conducted and overseen by his team. Read full bio. \n  \n  \n  \nWelcome Remarks\n\nMr. Daniel Hettema\, Director\, Digital Engineering Modeling and Simulation\, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering\nDr. Paul Kaminski\, Chair of the SERC Advisory Board and Former Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology\nDr. John Lach\, Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs\, The George Washington University
URL:https://sercuarc.org/event/ai4se-se4ai-workshop-2025/
LOCATION:The George Washington University\, Washington\, DC\, 20052
CATEGORIES:SERC,SERC Workshops
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