Applying AI Thoughtfully While Preserving Human Judgment at the NRC

Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities to improve government operations, but every agency must determine where the technology delivers the most value. At the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), that means identifying AI applications that increase efficiency while maintaining rigorous technical oversight and public confidence.

OnFed Gov Today,Caroline Carusone, Chief AI Officer at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, discusses how the agency is combining organizational change with AI-enabled tools to modernize its operations. She explains how the NRC reduced its licensing review timeline, why technical experts remain central to every decision, and how the agency is building AI literacy while taking a measured approach to adoption.

Building Better Government Experiences Through Data, Trust, AI and Service Delivery

Government agencies are under pressure to deliver services that are easier to access, faster to complete, more secure and more responsive to the people they serve. This episode of Innovation in Government, recorded at theGovExperience Summit, explores how federal, state and industry leaders are approaching that challenge through acquisition modernization, communications, data governance, artificial intelligence, trusted security practices, collaboration platforms and accessible digital service delivery.

Financing the Future: From Acquisition to Execution in the Digital Era

Rear Adm. Mike Campbell, Director of Systems Integration and Chief Engineer for the U.S. Coast Guard, discusses the service’s historic investment in cutters, aircraft, technology, cyber capabilities and shore infrastructure. He also explains how the Coast Guard is reorganizing around the full system life cycle—from requirements and acquisition through deployment, sustainment and disposal.

Bobby Hart, Partner at EY, examines what it takes to turn technology investments into lasting enterprise transformation. He explains why successful modernization depends on leadership, governance, workforce engagement, business-process change and reliable data—not technology alone.