Government DX 2024 – as it happened
By Richard Johnstone on 21/04/2024 | Updated on 21/04/2024
Speakers at the Unlocking insight: how government can make the most of analytics and AI session at Government DX. Photo: Taylor Mickal Photography
GovernmentDX is an open conference held in Washington DC on 18 April that brought together global technology leaders to share insight and intelligence on how technology can be used to drive innovation and deliver high-quality public services. This article provides a summary of some of the discussions that were held.
About Richard Johnstone
Richard Johnstone is the executive editor of Global Government Forum, where he helps to produce editorial analysis and insight for the title’s audience of public servants around the world. Before joining GGF, he spent nearly five years at UK-based title Civil Service World, latterly as acting editor, and has worked in public policy journalism throughout his career.
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This session will cover:
• The public service use case for artificial intelligence and machine learning – from cash matching to tackling bias in recruitment.
• How government department and agencies can improve data access to make the most of AI and make teams more efficient.
• The potential for AI to be deployed across shared services in government to unlock efficiencies at scale.
• What are the considerations that organisations need to address for different types of Artificial Intelligence?
Join this session to find out:
• How governments can simplify tax processes to make them easier for citizens to navigate.
• How to implement better data sharing across tax systems to improve tax revenue collection.
• How artificial intelligence can be used to help boost taxation compliance – and how government can tackle the threats from the use of AI in fraud.
Join this session to find out:
• The challenges of building more responsive benefits and payments systems in government, and how progress can be made.
• How government can embed systems to get the right money to the right person on time, and tackle fraud, error and debt.
• The potential for technology such as artificial intelligence in helping improve the efficiency and effectiveness of social benefits systems.
This webinar will look at the benefits of fitting work around caring responsibilities at home and the potential risk that women who are in the office less often have less influence in team decisions.