Considering AI as the means to the end solution

<p>Finding one’s niche in the vast and sometimes opaque world of artificial intelligence is a daunting task for many businesses amid the ongoing AI hype cycle.</p><p>In this episode of Project 38, SparkCognition’s government leader Logan Jones explains to our Ross Wilkers the company’s self-touted “full-spectrum AI” strategy and how they are working to map it with what the Defense Department is trying to achieve in AI.</p><p>AI is a means to the end as Jones sees it, rather than being the end, so the conversation gets into technologies intended to feed into the larger solution.</p><p>Check out these articles from WT and its partner publications for more background:</p><p><a href="https://washingtontechnology.com/2020/06/sparkcognitions-government-shop-names-lead-exec/339717/">SparkCognition's government shop names lead exec</a></p><p><a href="https://www.nextgov.com/emerging-tech/2022/02/dod-debuts-office-help-it-move-faster-artificial-intelligence/361510/">DOD Debuts Office to Help It 'Move Faster' on Artificial Intelligence</a></p><p><a href="https://fcw.com/it-modernization/2021/12/pentagon-adds-new-top-ai-role/259300/">Pentagon adds new top AI role</a></p><p><a href="https://fcw.com/defense/2022/02/dods-ai-portfolio-skews-toward-research-gao-reports/362292/">DOD's AI portfolio skews toward research, GAO reports</a></p>