Who We Are
Mission & Vision
A coalition built on the conviction that U.S. leadership in supercomputing, AI, and quantum is essential to national security, scientific progress, and economic competitiveness.
Who We Are
A coalition built on the conviction that U.S. leadership in supercomputing, AI, and quantum is essential to national security, scientific progress, and economic competitiveness.
Mission
Unite industry, nonprofit organizations, academia, and national laboratories to accelerate U.S. leadership in supercomputing, artificial intelligence, and quantum. We harness DOE's scientific capabilities to support DOE's missions, strengthen our nation's economic and national security, and overcome our most pressing scientific and technological challenges.
Vision
To create a collaborative ecosystem around state-of-the-art HPC, AI, and quantum that is accessible, comprehensive, sustainable, and beneficial to all sectors of society.
Purpose
U.S. leadership in supercomputing, AI, and quantum is essential to our nation's economic competitiveness and national security. Through collaborations, outreach, and education, the Coalition brings DOE's world-class scientific expertise to policymakers, government agencies, and the broader research community — building the shared understanding needed to overcome our most pressing scientific and technological challenges.
Policy Focus
From our inaugural AI for Science workshop, PULS AIQ has identified three interconnected policy challenges that require a coordinated national response.
How should the U.S. organize a durable national AI-for-science strategy that aligns agency missions, scientific priorities, and public-private partnerships around clear national goals?
Much federally-funded research data remains fragmented and inaccessible for AI. What policies can treat scientific data as a national asset and unlock it for AI-driven discovery?
AI-for-science efforts must endure beyond a single initiative or administration. How do we build the evidence base, bipartisan support, and cross-sector partnerships needed for sustained success?
Article IV — Membership
PULS AIQ membership is open to a broad range of organizations and individuals committed to advancing U.S. leadership in HPC, AI, and quantum.
Organizations involved in the development, application, and use of HPC, AI, or quantum technologies.
Universities and research centers doing research or making use of HPC, AI, or quantum.
Public-private partnerships that conduct research and development for the United States Government.
Groups working to advance the ethical use of HPC, AI, and quantum technology and the communities they serve.
Professionals and researchers with expertise in HPC, AI, or quantum who want to contribute to the policy conversation.