VA’s Gil Alterovitz discusses new strategies aimed to make AI development ethical and trustworthy.
Gil Alterovitz, Director, NAII, VA
Published in 2022, the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights provides guidance on how government and industry can work together to ensure more accountable AI. The Department of Veterans Affairs National Artificial Intelligence Institute (NAII) Director Gil Alterovitz discusses the agency’s role in creating the document and next steps for ethical AI.
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