AI dominates much of Cleanup Workshop

By ExchangeMonitor

ARLINGTON, Va. – Someone who mistakenly stumbled into the Department of Energy’s National Cleanup Workshop without an agenda might be excused for confusing it with a conference on artificial intelligence (AI).
Many conversations from the podium and in the hallways…

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