"The real-world training our Guardsmen and women are doing is a huge win for increasing readiness," the command sergeant major said.

Training missions like the ones Guard members are engaged in here also help ensure the National Guard remains an operational force, Lengyel said.

National Guard members training with the Jordan Armed Forces Border Guard Forces is one example of the close cooperation between the two nations: Guard members put the Jordanian border force through a program modeled on the Army's Basic Combat Training, an enduring Guard mission.

https://www.nationalguard.mil/News/Article/1753613/joint-training-with-jordan-a-win-win-says-gen-lengyel/

WHITE HOUSE RETWEET

In 1964, concerns about increasing automation led the federal government to establish the National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress. The commission was tasked with studying the impact of technological and economic change. Even more than half a century ago, leaders foresaw a world where technology could lead to a new era of economic prosperity—but only if we met the challenge head on.

Our predecessors did just that, and today we recognize the second half of the 20th century as a time of great innovation. No advance has captured our imagination more than artificial intelligence. As President Trump said in his recent State of the Union Address, we must invest in the industries of the future—and few industries are more important than AI. If we do, we can create autonomous cars, industrial robots, algorithms for disease diagnosis, and more. However, we must act now to ensure this innovation generates excitement, rather than uncertainty.

https://www.wired.com/story/a-national-strategy-for-ai/amp?__twitter_impression=true

WHITE HOUSE RETWEET

“POTUS will sign an Executive Order to advance American leadership in Artificial Intelligence, ”

https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-preparing-plan-to-boost-ai-5g-technology-11549474459?redirect=amp