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Panelists call for workforce programs and public-private partnerships to sustain Genesys
Summary
Panelists urged investments in training, fellowships and cross-sector career mobility so the U.S. can field an AI-literate research workforce for Genesys; they also encouraged philanthropy and industry partnerships to scale programs.
Panelists emphasized that substantial investments in hardware and datasets will be most effective if paired with workforce development and partnerships that let people move between academia, industry and federal labs. The NSF official said developing an AI-literate workforce and portable early-career pathways (fellowships, regional programs) is critical to sustaining Genesys outcomes.
"We have to work together to create the workforce of the future that is gonna be AI-enabled but AI literate," the NSF official said, calling for portable experiences across sectors and citing examples such as NSF regional innovation engines that have unlocked matching funds. Panelists also pointed to philanthropic contributions and industry sponsors as important partners in scaling infrastructure and regional efforts.
