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Amplifying AI Readiness in the DoD Workforce

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posted on 2025-06-24, 21:19 authored by Eric KeylorEric Keylor, Robert BeveridgeRobert Beveridge, Jonathan FrederickJonathan Frederick

AI readiness is an established priority for the Department of Defense workforce, including preparation of the workforce to use and integrate data technologies and artificial intelligence capabilities into professional and warfighting practices. One challenge with identifying workers trained in data/AI areas is the lack of formal certifications held by workers. Workers can develop relevant knowledge and skills using non-traditional learning paths, and as a result civilian and federal organizations can overlook qualified candidates. Workers may choose to cultivate expertise on their own time with online resources, personal projects, books, etc., so that they are prepared for open positions even when they lack a degree or other traditional certification. The SEI’s Artificial Intelligence Division is working to address this challenge. We recently partnered with the Department of the Air Force Chief Data and AI Office (DAF CDAO) to develop a strategy to identify and assess hidden workforce talent for data and AI.

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