The Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, or NITRD, National Coordination Office has commenced soliciting industry input on the development of a 2025 National Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Strategic Plan.
AI Advancement Sought by NITRD
The NITRD said Tuesday the RFI seeks public input on an updated version of the previous administration’s National Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Strategic Plan. This initiative aims to continue advancing the United States’ artificial intelligence capabilities over the next three to five years through research and development focused on driving AI innovation, strengthening national security, boosting the economy and contributing to human progress.
The solicitation is open to researchers, industry leaders and relevant stakeholders involved in AI R&D. Responses to a previous RFI about a possible AI Action Plan will be given consideration. Parties interested to submit their responses on the new RFI have until May 29 to do so.
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