She added: “Agencies are responsible for conducting job analyses for work within their agency. The systems required to make drones land outside people’s homes were heavy and Amazon’s drones ballooned to about 27 kilograms, according to Andreas Raptopoulos, CEO of drone company Matternet. Agencies can use the AI competencies to select, assess, and train AI talent as confirmed by a job analyses.” In the Thursday memo, OPM Administrator Kiran Ahuja wrote: “To help the Federal government recruit and train more AI talent, today, OPM is providing for immediate use the attached general and technical AI competencies. The idea of delivery with the help of drones represents a true innovation in the e-commerce business, fastening the delivery service in a way that was almost unimaginable a few years back. Amazon claims its goal for the finished Prime Air service is create fully electric drones that can fly up to 15 miles and deliver packages under five pounds to customers in less than 30 minutes. The slow collapse of Amazon’s drone delivery dream.
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That legislation also required OPM to establish an occupational series for positions relating to the technology, to establish an estimate of the number of federal employees in positions related to AI by each agency, and to prepare forecasts for how many AI specialists each government department will need to employ. On June 13, 2022, Amazon announced its plans to make its first drone deliveries in Lockeford, California. Amazon has triggered mass redundancies and transfers as it winds down a huge part of its UK drone delivery.
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