Mark Myshatyn

This talk explores the application of AI agents within a national laboratory setting, emphasizing their potential to accelerate scientific discovery and address complex national security challenges. It highlights the evolution from early computational methods to modern agentic systems, stressing the need for these tools to operate within stringent regulatory and security frameworks. The core thesis is that AI agents can significantly enhance scientific and operational capabilities, provided they are developed with explainability, isolation, governance, and speed in mind, fostering crucial partnerships between government entities and the broader tech community.