The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) and the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development Program in the White House Office of Science and Technology Program will co-host an upcoming workshop to inform a community strategy for building and maintaining U.S. leadership in software engineering and artificial intelligence (AI) engineering. The workshop will be held in person at the National Science Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia, on June 20 and 21. Registration for the event closes June 16. The event will gather thought leaders from federal research funding agencies, research laboratories, and mission agencies, as well as relevant commercial organizations, to explore the fundamental research needed to advance the theory and practice of software engineering, as well as enable the reliable development and trustworthy use of AI in the next generation of software-reliant systems. Speakers will include engineering and research leaders from commercial organizations like Google and Facebook, nine federal agencies, and eight universities.
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