S Y M P O S I U M & E X P O S I T I O NARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

ARMY AUTONOMY

A PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FORUMpresented by the INSTITUTE OF LAND WARFARE

at the ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY

20–21 NOVEMBER 2019TCF Center Detroit, Michigan

PRELIMINARY AGENDA & SPEAKERS

Educate | Inform | Connect

1 Agenda as of 10/8/19

*All participants/speakers/times are subject to change

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 1200 – 1700 EXHIBITOR MOVE-IN

1300 – 1700 REGISTRATION HOURS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 0700 – 1830 REGISTRATION HOURS 0700 – 0800 MORNING COFFEE SERVICE 0800 – 0810 SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATION, SAFETY, SECURITY Mr. Alex Brody Acting Senior Director, Meetings Association of the United States Army 0810 – 0820 INTRODUCTION/WELCOME GEN Carter Ham United States Army Retired President and Chief Executive Officer

Association of the United States Army 0820 – 0830 WELCOME TO DETROIT MG Paul Rogers

Adjunct General Michigan Army and Air National Guard

Mrs. Tammy Carnrike Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army, Michigan Chief Operating Officer, Detroit Regional Chamber 0830 – 0900 OPENING KEYNOTE SPEAKER HON Ryan McCarthy Secretary of the United States Army 0900 – 1015 PANEL DISCUSSION

Before the First Shot: AI and Autonomous Capabilities in Support of Competition U.S. adversaries are investing billions in AI, further widening the technology gap in their favor and diluting the operational deterrence the U.S. is committed to preserve. What are U.S. adversaries doing with this technology and how can the U.S. leverage the promise of AI and posture itself to compete and regain its strategic advantage?

Panel Moderator: LTC Arnel David U.S. Special Assistant to the Chief of the General Staff British Army MG William Hix United States Army Retired Founder, New Horizons

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Ms. Elsa Kania Adjunct Senior Fellow, Technology and National Security Program Center for a New American Security

RADM Brian Losey

United States Navy Retired Partner Shield AI Mr. Mark Beall Chief of Strategic Engagement and Policy Joint Artificial Intelligence Center

1015 - 1045 REFRESHMENT BREAK 1045 – 1100 ARMY TECH TALK: ARMY APPLICATIONS LAB 1100 – 1220 PANEL DISCUSSION #2: Cloud Computing and Army Strategy

How the U.S. Army must fight, as an element of the Joint Force, will require communication and computation while on the move in a highly lethal, hyperactive operating environment. What cloud computing technologies, architectures, and infrastructure should the U.S. Army pursue to enable intelligence and targeting capabilities at the tactical edge that are normally reserved for higher echelons?

Panel Members: LTG Bruce Crawford Chief Information Officer Office of the Secretary of the Army

Mr. Leonel Garciga Director, Information Management Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-2 Mr. Matt Carroll Chief Executive Officer Immuta

1220 - 1230 ARMY TECH TALK 1230 – 1330 NETWORKING BREAK 1330 -1400 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MICROSOFT 1400 - 1515 PANEL DISCUSSION

Customizing AI and Autonomous Solutions Modern processing has evolved beyond the single, multi-functional processor to multiple processors for each function. Software and Hardware are being built in parallel to one another requiring an ability to program and engineer custom solutions. How does the U.S. Army achieve this capability when the closer it gets to the tactical edge, the more custom it must eventually be? How does the U.S. Army develop solutions to compute, transport, and store data within range of adversary systems? BG Richard Coffman Director, Next Generation Combat Vehicle Cross Functional Team United States Army Futures Command

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MAJ Amber Walker Program Manager, Tactical Technology Office Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency COL Alexander Porter British Army Assistant Head Concepts, Directorate of Capability Headquarters, Department of the Army

Dr. Frank Schirrmeister Senior Group Director, Product Management & Marketing Cadence Design Systems

Mr. Eric Meyhofer Head of Advance Technologies Group Uber COL Alexander Porter British Army Assistant Head Concepts, Directorate of Capability Headquarters, Department of the Army

1515 – 1530 REFRESHMENT BREAK 1530 – 1545 ARMY TECH TALK: ARMY AI TASKFORCE

BG Matthew Easley Director, Artificial Intelligence Task Force United States Army Futures Command

1545 – 1700 PANEL DISCUSSION

Data is the New Oil – Data, Sensors, and the DoD’s Data Curation Challenge There is a massive amount of data available to the military, but it tends to be stored all over the place, and rarely in a format that is easily transferrable into an algorithm. How can the U.S. Army curate, label, and clean data for ingestion and processing? How does the Army integrate ubiquitous sensor and synthetic data into a compatible format? Moreover, how does the Army recruit and train the data scientists necessary to make use of it?

MG John Ferrari United States Army Retired Mr. Sydney Freedburg Deputy Editor BreakingDefense Mr. J.D. Stanley III Chief Executive Officer IoT/AI Dr. Herman Herman Director, National Robotics Engineering Center Carnegie Mellon University

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Dr. Paul Lester Director, Research Facilitation Laboratory Army Analytics Group Mr. Rajeev Sharma Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Alqimi

1700 – 1830 OPENING RECEPTION

THURSDAY, 21 NOVEMBER 0700 – 1700 REGISTRATION 0700 – 0800 COFFEE SERVICE 0800 – 0805 OPENING REMARKS GEN Carter Ham United States Army Retired President and Chief Executive Officer Association of the United States Army 0805 – 0830 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Dr. Matt Wood Vice President, Artificial Intelligence Amazon Web Services 0830 – 1000 PANEL DISCUSSION

A Venture Capital Approach to AI Acquisition As we evolve from an industrial-age to an information-age, the U.S. Army is turning to industry and non-

traditional start-ups for innovative solutions to difficult problems. However, legacy processes and policies overburden any would-be partners. What are the challenges facing prospective partners wanting to do business with the U.S. Army? What lessons can we learn from start-ups and industry to improve the collaboration space for defense innovation?

0830 – 1000 PANEL DISCUSSION

A Venture Capital Approach to AI Acquisition Cont. BG Baylan Ayyar United State Air Force Retired Chief Executive Officer Percipient AI

Mr. Josh Wilson Vice President, Advanced Analytics Service Line LMI

Ms. Ilana Diamond Managing Director, Hardware and AlphaLab Gear AlphaLab Gear

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Mr. Adam I. Winkleman Director, Strategic Analysis and Warfighting Division CAPE, Office of Business Transformation

Dr. Todd Carrico Chief Executive Officer Cougaar Software Mr. Joshua Baer Chief Executive Officer Capital Factory Dr. Megan Anderson Executive Vice President, Technology Programs In-Q-Tel

1000 – 1015 ARMY TECH TALK: OSD Joint Artificial Intelligence Center 1015 – 1045 REFRESHMENT BREAK 1045 – 1200 PANEL DISCUSSION

Winning the War for AI/Auto Talent Talent development remains one of the U.S.’s greatest competitive advantages. In the coming years, competition for highly skilled talent will increase, placing an incredible burden on the U.S. Army to identify and recruit highly sought after human capital. What expertise and capabilities are needed at each U.S. Army echelon? What tasks do we outsource to other areas of the defense establishment? And, how will the U.S. Army attract and retain the AI talent it needs? MG Joseph McGee Director, Talent Management Task Force Mr. Peter Newell Chief Executive Officer BMNT MG Douglas Crissman Director Mission Command Center of Excellence Fort Leavenworth United States Army Mr. Jeffery Langhout Director United States Army Ground Combat Vehicle Center Mr. Snehal S. Antani Chief Technology Officer United States Army Special Operations Command Mr. Glenn Gaffney Director, IQT Labs, In-Q-Tel

1200 – 1300 NETWORKING BREAK

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1300 – 1330 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

LTG John Shanahan United States Air Force Director, Joint Artificial Intelligence Center Office of the Secretary of Defense

1330 – 1340 ARMY TECH TALK 1340 – 1500 PANEL DISCUSSION

Multi-Domain Command and Control Convergence is the rapid and continuous integration of capabilities in all domains employing Cross-Domain Synergy, redundant kill-chains, and Mission Command. MDC2 is a necessary component to realize the level of integration across the joint force unlike anything that is possible today – linking any sensor, to any shooter, through any command and control (C2) node, in near real-time and with the appropriate authorities. The speed and velocity of decision making and capability integration will only be made possible through the use of AI and autonomous capabilities.

LTG Eric Wesley Deputy Commanding General United States Army Futures Command

BG S. Clinton Hinote United States Air Force Deputy Director, Air Force Warfighting Integration Capability MG Christopher T. Donahue Commander Special Operations Joint Task Force-Afghanistan RADM Cathal S. O’Connor Chief of Staff, J-5, Joint Staff LTC Ben Jensen

Professor of Strategic Studies and Future War Course Director Marine Corps University 1500 CLOSING REMARKS AND DEPARTURE

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Largest Army-focused Autonomy and AI Event of 2019

Back by popular demand, the AUSA ARMY AUTONOMY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYMPOSIUM AND EXPOSITION returns to Detroit, Michigan, from 20–21 November to convene 750+ ATTENDEES AND EXHIBITORS for two days of interactive technical education, product demos and essential networking.

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Wednesday, 20 November 0900–1700

Thursday, 21 November 1700–2200

Thursday, 21 November 0900–1700

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