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The session is scheduled to run from 9 am to 4 pm Eastern time. In-person attendance will be at the GSA headquarters in Washington, D.C. Image: everything possible/Shutterstock.com

GSA will host a hybrid in-person and online IT Modernization Summit June 11 “to bring the federal and industry communities together for a series of panel discussions covering a broad spectrum of topics such as IPv6, infrastructure, artificial intelligence and advanced computing,” according to an announcement.

“Artificial intelligence is making waves in both the private and public sectors as one of the most powerful technologies available. With the release of M-24-10 “Advancing Governance, Innovation, and Risk Management for Agency Use of Artificial Intelligence,” OMB outlines the expectations for agencies to strengthen AI governance, advance responsible AI innovation, and manage the risks from the use of AI,” it said.

“It is widely recognized that full transition to IPv6 is the only viable option to ensure future growth and innovation in internet technology and services. The federal government must expand and enhance its strategic commitment to the transition to IPv6 in order to keep pace with and capitalize on industry trends,” it said, noting that agencies are expected to reach 50% IPv6-only network environments this fiscal year.

The session is scheduled to run from 9 am to 4 pm Eastern time. In-person attendance will be at the GSA headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Registration and other information is here.

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