Course Outline

Introduction to Agentic AI for Government

  • Defining agentic AI and its relationship to traditional AI systems used in public sector operations
  • Overview of reasoning, memory, and goal-driven architectures relevant to government applications
  • Key use cases and industry applications tailored for government workflows

Core Concepts and Design Patterns for Government

  • The agent loop: perception, reasoning, and action within the context of public sector operations
  • Single-agent vs. multi-agent systems in government environments
  • Environment interaction and tool invocation for government-specific tasks

Prompt Engineering Fundamentals for Government

  • Designing effective prompts for reasoning and task decomposition to enhance public sector workflows
  • Using examples, constraints, and roles for better control in government applications
  • Debugging and iterating prompts systematically to ensure reliability in government systems

Building Simple Agentic Workflows for Government

  • Implementing an agent loop in Python for government use cases
  • Integrating with APIs and simple tools to support public sector operations
  • Managing agent state and memory to ensure data integrity in government systems

Responsible Design and Safety Practices for Government

  • Ethical considerations and responsible use of agents in the public sector
  • Bias, transparency, and accountability in AI systems used by government agencies
  • Access control, data protection, and content safety to ensure compliance with government regulations

Hands-on Project: Designing a Responsible Agent for Government

  • Defining the problem scope and objectives within the context of public sector needs
  • Developing the prompt and control logic to align with government workflows
  • Testing, refining, and evaluating agent behavior to meet government standards

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of artificial intelligence or machine learning concepts
  • Proficiency in Python syntax and scripting
  • Practical experience working with data or API-based applications

Audience for Government

  • Data scientists new to the development of agentic AI systems
  • Junior machine learning engineers interested in applied agent architectures
  • Technology managers aiming to gain insight into agent design and safety principles
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