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About: This bingo card is perfect for a federal technology or digital transformation event focused on artificial intelligence. It’s designed to spark engaging conversations and identify champions, skeptics, and experimenters within the government AI community. Expect lively exchanges, real-world insights, and a few laughs as participants navigate their shared experiences with AI adoption and innovation.
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This PUNK FAIR BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Agency has a significant AI Use Case, Has seen a Salesforce demo, Has a key lesson learned to share about AI, Knows the difference between Predictive and Generative AI, Thinks AI is an integral part of their agency's IT strategy, Has integrated CX or HCD into AI Development, Uses AWS cloud infrastructure or services in production, Agency has created a roadmap for AI, Understands how their data strategy will support AI efforts, Has learned about Steampunk's Design Intelligence, Knows how to measure the impact of AI on their mission, Had to address an ethical issue with AI, Understands how Mulesoft helps with integration challenges, Has the right cloud infrastructure deployed to support AI, Has a lesson where AI didn't go as planned, Met with Jetson and prompted an LLM with Nvidia, Advice you would give to other federal leaders who are starting their AI Journey, Find someone who has AI fatigue, Has discussed AI governance, Does not think AI is necessary to meet mission objectives, Has attended 3 AI events this summer, Thinks culture is more important than AI, Uses an LLM in personal life to make mundane tasks easier, Understands prompt engineering, Can explain AI to a 5 year old.
This PUNK FAIR BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Agency has a significant AI Use Case, Has seen a Salesforce demo, Has a key lesson learned to share about AI, Knows the difference between Predictive and Generative AI, Thinks AI is an integral part of their agency's IT strategy, Has integrated CX or HCD into AI Development, Uses AWS cloud infrastructure or services in production, Agency has created a roadmap for AI, Understands how their data strategy will support AI efforts, Has learned about Steampunk's Design Intelligence, Knows how to measure the impact of AI on their mission, Had to address an ethical issue with AI, Understands how Mulesoft helps with integration challenges, Has the right cloud infrastructure deployed to support AI, Has a lesson where AI didn't go as planned, Met with Jetson and prompted an LLM with Nvidia, Advice you would give to other federal leaders who are starting their AI Journey, Find someone who has AI fatigue, Has discussed AI governance, Does not think AI is necessary to meet mission objectives, Has attended 3 AI events this summer, Thinks culture is more important than AI, Uses an LLM in personal life to make mundane tasks easier, Understands prompt engineering, Can explain AI to a 5 year old.