Data Science and Artificial Sample Clauses

Data Science and Artificial. Intelligence (AI) Advances in computing technologies have led to the expanded use of data science and AI across multiple disciplines, in both the public and private sectors. These technologies provide new opportunities for organizations to enhance safety and security, improve processes, leverage historical and current data, identify research needs, and even explore autonomous control and operation. As a result, significant industry interest exists in deploying these technologies to meet our future national energy needs. Both the nuclear industry and NRC stand to gain from potential enhancements, process improvements, and efficiencies. To improve operational efficiency, the nuclear industry has already begun to investigate, develop, and assess how such technology can be used. As more AI tools become widely adopted, the NRC is looking into how these tools may be applied and be ready to adequately evaluate the use of AI technologies in NRC- regulated activities to ensure public health, safety, security, and environmental protection. Thus, the NRC is actively engaged in its internal transformation initiative to better train and prepare staff and use data science and AI methods to regulate data science and AI applications and communicate with external stakeholders. For the purposes of this MOU, AI is an umbrella term to encompass various computer science subspecialties including, but not limited to, machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), and deep learning. In this spirit, the NRC and EPRI intend to coordinate on relevant nuclear-related data science and AI R&D. Example areas of cooperation include but are not limited to:
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