Day 1

DATA, AI, CLOUD, SPACE AND JADC2 FOCUS

8:00 - 8:50 MORNING REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING COFFEE IN THE EXHIBITION HALL

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Eileen Vidrine

CDAO for the Department of the Air Force (retired)
IDGA

  • Defining use cases for AI in intelligence gathering 
  • Understanding how the Department of Defense can develop stronger industry relationships 
  • Unified Command intelligence requirements 

  

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Brigadier General Ryan Gunst

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Department Of Defense

 

  • Scaling Panoptic Junction 
  • Results from the pilot of Panoptic Junction 
  • Industry involvement tin Panoptic Junction 
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J. Nicholas Hull

Deputy to the Commander Cyber National Mission Force
Department Of Defense

10:00 - 10:30 FURTHERING THE DOD’S AUTONOMOUS CAPABILITIES

Colonel Danielle Medaglia - PM, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems, PEO Aviation, US Army
  • How requirements are changing for uncrewed aircraft systems 
  • PEO Aviation’s role in uncrewed aircraft system testing and acquisition 
  • Next steps in uncrewed aircraft system acquisition 

 

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Colonel Danielle Medaglia

PM, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems, PEO Aviation
US Army

10:30 - 11:00 MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING IN THE EXHIBITION HALL

11:00 - 11:30 HOW THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY AND DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PARTNER TO STRENGTHEN AI FOR INTELLIGENCE

  • Creating interoperability between the intelligence community and the Department of Defense 
  • How AI is currently being used by the intelligence community 
  • Unique needs of the technology and how AI can help improve their work 



 

11:30 - 12:00 INDUSTRY INSIGHTS SESSION QUANTIFIED

Dr. John Stockton - Co-founder, Quantifind
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Dr. John Stockton

Co-founder
Quantifind

12:00 - 12:30 AI HOW THE ARMY G2 IS MODERNIZING INTELLIGENCE WITH AI

John Osborne - Senior Science and Technology Advisor, HQDA, G-2, Department Of Defense


  • Understanding the G-2's role in advancing intelligence gathering 
  • How the G-2 is supporting AI initiatives for intelligence gathering 
  • Lessons learned for implementing AI technology 

 

 

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John Osborne

Senior Science and Technology Advisor, HQDA, G-2
Department Of Defense

12:30 - 13:30 LUNCH AND NETWORKING IN THE EXHIBITION HALL

13:30 - 14:00 IMPORIVNG MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEMS THROUGH AI AND ML

  • Understanding the threats the US military may face and needs to prepare for 
  • Furthering the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command’s capabilities 
  • Upskilling the team to successfully use AI resources 

 

  • Lessons learned from creating a generative AI platform 
  • Creating a generative AI platform that works for experts 
  • How industry can help improve NATO’s platform 
  • Building LLM guardrails and security infrastructure  
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Dr. Arnau Pons

AI Product Manager, NATO Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation
NATO

14:30 - 15:00 IMPROVING DATA MANAGEMENT AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL

Dr. Delester Brown Jr. - Chief Data Officer, National Guard Bureau
  • How national and state agencies are working together to improve data management 
  • Improving data sharing between state and national agencies 
  • Understanding how national and state agencies can work with industry to improve data management 
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Dr. Delester Brown Jr.

Chief Data Officer
National Guard Bureau

15:00 - 15:30 AFTERNOON COFFEE AND NETWORKING/ WOMEN IN DEFENSE COFFEE AND CONVERSATION

  • Creating an infrastrucre to succesfully onboard industry partners 
  • Challenges in upskilling the Army workforce to succesfully integrate AI solutions 
  • Progress on Project Linchpin 
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Colonel Isaac Faber

Director of Army AI Capabilities at the Army Artificial Integration Center (AI2
US Army

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Colonel Scott Ruppel

Director, DAF-MIT Artificial Intelligence Accelerator
US Air Force

16:00 - 16:30 THE ROLE OF VENTURE CAPITAL IN ADVANCING THE DOD’S AI CAPABILITIES

Brigadier General (Retired) Trent Edwards - Limited Partner, Veterans Fund
Pete Mathias - Partner, Alumni Ventures
  • Trends that venture capitalists are focusing on in defense AI 
  • Expectations of companies entering the AI for defense sector 
  • What it takes to get an investment in the competitive AI for defense sector 

 

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Brigadier General (Retired) Trent Edwards

Limited Partner
Veterans Fund

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Pete Mathias

Partner
Alumni Ventures

16:30 - 16:45 CHAIRS CLOSING REMARKS