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Matthew Graviss Steps Down From State Department CDO Post

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Matthew Graviss is stepping down as the State Department’s chief data and artificial intelligence officer, he announced in a LinkedIn post Sunday.  He became the department’s first chief data officer in December 2020 and has since pushed for data accessibility, interoperability and actionability. “Serving as State’s first Chief Data and AI Officer has been an honor, and I’m immensely proud of the work we’ve done to modernize the Department with …
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Matthew Graviss Steps Down From State Department CDO Post

Matthew Graviss is stepping down as the State Department’s chief data and artificial intelligence officer, he announced in a LinkedIn post Sunday.  He became the department’s first chief data officer in December 2020 and has since pushed for data accessibility, interoperability and actionability. “Serving as State’s first Chief Data and AI Officer has been an honor, and I’m immensely proud of the work we’ve done to modernize the Department with …

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