Matthew Rose

As the global economy begins accelerating its adoption of AI, the U.S. Department of Labor is at the forefront of ensuring this technology serves as a catalyst for opportunity. Join Taylor Stockton, Chief Innovation Officer at the DOL, for a fireside chat exploring the administration's strategic approach to AI, leveraging it to strengthen worker welfare and ensure that the American workforce is AI-literate and equipped for the future. This session will dive into key AI priorities and initiatives from the administration, including programs that modernize workforce development and promote access to emerging high-growth careers. And hear how the collaboration between enterprises and the U.S. government can reduce barriers, accelerate growth and build a resilient, future-ready workforce for all. This session is being conducted under Chatham House Rules. To foster an open and candid discussion, participants are expected to treat all information shared during the session as confidential. Information, comments, viewpoints, and materials discussed may not be referenced, disclosed, attributed, distributed, or shared outside of this session without the express permission of the organizers…

The world is witnessing an unprecedented wave of AI innovation and adoption that is reshaping global dynamics along three major axes: growing technological and economic entanglement, intensifying competition among nations, and accelerating transformation across institutions, industries and governance itself. In this session, Atlantic Council’s GeoTech Commission on Artificial intelligence will share the blueprint for an AI future that supports democratic values and strengthens global resilience. The panel will discuss the six interconnected domains — innovation, talent, governance, supply chain, energy and alliance — and the actionable recommendations on how enterprises can scale development, deployment and be ready for this next era of economic transformation.