""GTC D.C. brings together researchers, developers, business leaders and policymakers in the heart of our nation's capital to explore breakthroughs in AI, robotics, life sciences, energy, quantum, and 6G - advancing innovations vital to America's technological leadership." The conference will be held today through Wednesday at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, with live demos and 70+ sessions on chip design, superintelligence, quantum computing and more."
"In conjunction with the conference, Huang and Eric Schmidt, chair of the Special Competitive Studies Project(SCSP), will announce a Task Force on AI and the Future of Work, including representatives from industry, academia and government. The task force will be established in early 2026, then deliver an interim report at SCSP's AI Expo in May and a final report in October 2026."
"What they're saying: Nvidia Vice President of External Affairs Ned Finkle said that to "strengthen America's global leadership in AI, we must invest in our people." SCSP CEO Ylli Bajraktari said: "AI is remaking the economy, and this task force is about equipping every American to participate fully in that new era." The bottom line: The impact of AI on the workforce is top-of-mind for politicians in Washington, whose constituents worry about job displacement."
A major AI conference in Washington highlights breakthroughs across AI, robotics, life sciences, energy, quantum computing, and 6G, with live demos and more than 70 sessions on topics including chip design and superintelligence. The keynote frames AI as the most transformative technology and stresses urgency in global competition. Organizers and partners will launch a Task Force on AI and the Future of Work with representatives from industry, academia, and government, to be established in early 2026 and to issue interim and final reports in May and October 2026. Workforce impacts, job displacement concerns, and investment in people are central policy priorities.
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