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The Reality vs. Hype About Automation, AI and Self-Healing
Nextgov: How close are we to true automation, AI and self-healing networks in the federal government? Is hype outpacing reality?
The answer is complicated. While the federal government has funded research into artificial intelligence for years, widespread commercial applications have been elusive. Automated, self-healing (and self-driving) networks have been on government agencies’ planning boards for the past few years. Yet despite significant advancements over the past year, all of these initiatives remain in their infancies in the federal sector.
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