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layout: news | ||
publisher: Goverment Executive | ||
title: OPM announces survey to analyze AI in government jobs | ||
url-link: https://www.govexec.com/management/2024/02/opm-announces-survey-analyze-ai-government-jobs/394307/ | ||
publication-date: February 20, 2024 | ||
description: The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is advancing its efforts | ||
to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) within the federal workforce by | ||
launching a survey targeting federal employees engaged in AI-related tasks. | ||
This initiative is part of a broader strategy mandated by the 2020 AI in | ||
Government Act and President Biden's 2023 executive order, which aim to | ||
identify essential skills for federal AI roles and ensure AI's safe and secure | ||
use across agencies. Following the identification of 43 general and 14 | ||
technical competencies necessary for AI work, OPM seeks to validate these | ||
competencies through the AI job analysis survey. The survey will involve | ||
employees from various departments, including the Office of Science and | ||
Technology Policy and chief information and data officers. The outcome will | ||
contribute to developing an AI competency model, potentially leading to the | ||
revision or creation of job series to include AI skills, and help forecast AI | ||
job needs in the federal government. This model aims to enhance the | ||
recruitment, development, and promotion of AI talent, aligning with agencies' | ||
missions and strategic goals. | ||
synopsis: >- | ||
* OPM is surveying federal employees involved in AI to validate required | ||
competencies. | ||
* The initiative supports mandates from the 2020 AI in Government Act and a 2023 executive order. | ||
* Results will inform the development of an AI competency model and potentially revise job series. | ||
* The effort aims to enhance the federal workforce's AI capabilities, aligning with agency missions. | ||
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