Tag: AI in Government

Australia Evaluates Mandatory AI Rules in High-Risk Areas

AI January 17, 2024

The Australian Government is actively considering the introduction of mandatory regulations for high-risk AI development. This move follows growing public concerns over the safety...

AI regulations – a global round up

Fintech January 16, 2024

Use Case Libraries Aim to Help Provide a Head Start With Applied AI

AI August 25, 2021

Software Suppliers Responding to Market Opportunity for AI in Government

AI November 5, 2020

Federal Government Moving to Implement AI More Widely

AIApril 9, 2020

By AI Trends Staff The VA is planning to expand its use of AI; the IRS is moving to employ more...

White House, Hospitals, Private Companies Exploring AI to Fight Coronavirus

AIMarch 26, 2020

By AI Trends Staff The White House has issued a “call to action” to AI researchers to help fight the coronavirus...

Vatican, DoD Weigh in on Ethical AI Principles in Same Week

AIMarch 5, 2020

By AI Trends Staff The Vatican and the Department of Defense both took stances on AI ethics last week. The Department of...

GSA Unit Launches AI Community of Practice to Boost Agency Adoption

AIFebruary 6, 2020

By AI Trends Staff The General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services (TTS) unit has launched an AI community of practice (AI...

Federal Government Adoption of AI and RPA Spreading; Bots Coming to GSA

AIJanuary 30, 2020

By AI Trends Staff Surround the legacy platforms with a wrapper of automated processes, produced with a combination of AI and...

As in Business, Cloud Strategy for Government Agencies Must Be a Fit

AIJanuary 30, 2020

By AI Trends Staff Public sector technology executives know they need to modernize, while accounting for cybersecurity and trying to reduce...

Calling all, um, ‘general AI’ practitioners: Blighty needs you for public sector glory

AIJanuary 28, 2020

Still seeking some general intelligent action The UK government's procurement arm has floated the creation of a framework to allow public sector techies...