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Artificial Intelligence

Boosting productivity with AI: The year ahead with Mark Schaan, Canada’s deputy secretary for AI

 In this ‘Five Minutes With’ series, we interview senior civil servants about their achievements in 2024 and goals for the year ahead. This interview features Mark Schaan, deputy secretary to the […]

The tAIxman: how AI is transforming Ireland’s revenue collection 

Finance departments can be slow to adopt new technologies but in the land where the computer was first conceived, Ireland’s Revenue agency is finding a host of applications for artificial […]
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The case for a Hippocratic Oath for artificial intelligence

Two millennia ago, Hippocrates devised an oath to bind practitioners of the emerging practice of medicine. Now a modern equivalent is required to address the equally transformational arrival of AI, […]

Trump combines AI and crypto in White House ‘czar’ role

US president-elect Donald Trump has announced the appointment of an artificial intelligence (AI) and crypto ‘czar’ as he prepares to return to the White House next month. Trump, who has evolved […]

Generative AI could worsen regional divides, OECD warns

Generative AI could widen productivity and income gaps between cities and rural areas across a host of developed countries, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said in a […]

Australian government workers save an hour a day in large generative AI trial

Australian public servants who took part in a six-month trial of generative AI reported that it saved them an average of an hour a day. The trial made Microsoft 365 […]

AI in the public sector: from black boxes to meaningful transparency

Getting transparency right around AI isn’t just good for democracy, it’s good for the public sector too, writes Imogen Parker, associate director at the Ada Lovelace Institute Within AI research […]
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What Trump’s presidency means for AI

US president-elect Donald Trump is expected to use his second term to introduce sweeping changes to the Biden administration’s stance on artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Republican Party platform, […]

EU advisory body calls for transparent approach to AI in public services

A European Union (EU) advisory body has published a set of recommendations on how to integrate AI into the public sector, highlighting the technology’s potential to “revolutionise” public services as […]
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White House directs agencies to harness AI for national security

The White House has published a memo urging US intelligence agencies to harness the power of artificial intelligence while managing its risks. The memo is the federal government’s first to […]