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UK government to test AI admin helpers to boost convenience for citizens

The UK government plans to trial AI agents that perform “boring” admin tasks on behalf of busy citizens, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has said. In its […]

Drawing on international best practice: Five minutes with Gillian Dorner, deputy director of the OECD’s public governance directorate

This interview with Gillian Dorner, deputy director, public governance directorate at the OECD, is part of a ‘Five minutes’ series featuring speakers from Public Service Data.AI, taking place in London on 18 […]

UN sets out opportunities and risks for AI in climate action

Developing countries will need support to expand digital infrastructure and skills, build comprehensive datasets and to offset energy and water consumption if they are to use artificial intelligence to address […]

Slick cities: How local authorities are using AI to tackle their most pressing problems

AI offers huge potential for local and city governments to improve services for residents and to make operations more efficient. These public service organisations also often have the agility to […]

License to build: understanding what people think about public sector use of AI

Imogen Parker of the Ada Lovelace Institute argues that the public sector must consider people’s comfort with AI if it is to use the technology effectively. Here, she sets out […]

GenAI and distributed-ledger tech to have ‘transformative’ impact, says Ireland’s digitalisation minister

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed-ledger technology (DLT) are among the “disruptive technologies” that will have a “transformative impact” for everyone using financial services, Ireland’s government minister for digitalisation said […]
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UK government’s AI system ‘Humphrey’ set to review thousands of public consultations to improve civil service efficiency

The UK government has launched its own artificial intelligence system to review thousands of public consultations. The multi-tool suite ‘Humphrey’ was named after a fictional bureaucrat written into the 1980’s […]

UK government to hire chief AI officer

The UK civil service is looking to hire a government chief AI officer for the first time, in a move that builds on a trend to embed the role in […]

AI deployment in government: laying the groundwork for success

In this webinar, experts discussed how best to implement artificial intelligence in the public sector, and how civil servants could ready themselves for an AI future  Governments around the world […]

AI surprises: Five minutes with Ed Kendall, director of advanced analysis at NHS England

In this sister series to our ‘Five minutes with’ interviews, we share insights from the civil and public service leaders who will speak at our Innovation conference. Taking place in London […]