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Why does it matter? Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is evolving fast and being rapidly promoted by large technology-based organisations, … Read more
Introduction The Artificial Intelligence Governance Board (AIGB) is established by [COUNCIL] to ensure the responsible and ethical development, deployment, … Read more
1. Purpose The purpose of this policy document is to provide a framework for the use of Generative Artificial … Read more
Key issues to consider Initial thoughts Background ChatGPT is a chatbot powered by Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 (GPT-3), which … Read more
Introduction This second Socitm-St George’s House consultation forms part of the society for innovation, technology and modernisation (Socitm) work … Read more
For digital leaders and CIOs in public service organisations, 2024 will be exciting but also challenging. In a post-Covid … Read more
AI development Does AI development change our planned technology road map? For instance, do we still need complex CRM … Read more
About us The Local Government Association (LGA) is the national voice of local government. We are a politically led, … Read more
About our organisations The Society for Innovation, Technology and Modernisation (Socitm) is a membership organisation of more than 2,500 digital … Read more
Collections Location intelligence Enabling technology and location intelligence Outlines the role of enabling technology to underpin how location intelligence … Read more
Whilst AI is arguably one of the most exciting emerging technologies with the potential to improve services, detect risks, … Read more
Autonomy: preserve human agency. To enable people to make choices. To allow people to modify or override solutions when appropriate. … Read more
Beneficence: “Do Good”: That work is to the benefit, not detriment of individuals and society. The benefits of the … Read more
Non-maleficence: “Do no Harm”: To avoid harm, including harm from malicious or unexpected uses, by recognising that the moral … Read more
The term Smart Information Systems covers the interplay of emerging technology solutions and platforms that combine and use Artificial … Read more
Emerging principles Given the global nature of the challenges posed by harnessing emerging technologies and data, the Organisation for … Read more
The UK and partner organisations from around the world are playing a leading role in the development of tools … Read more
The UK and its partners are playing a leading role in the development of guidance on the ethical use … Read more
A range of international standards organisations are developing and publishing AI-related standards. With differing degrees of granularity, these: identify … Read more
Justice: “Be Fair”: That all benefits and risks should be distributed fairly. Solutions should promote fair treatment and equitable … Read more
Given the global significance of the challenges posed by harnessing emerging technologies and data, the International Conference of Data … Read more
“Ethics of use” aims to examine how service users and employees – as well as managers and partners of … Read more
Supporting the responsible and secure use of digital – cultures, technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) and data – to support … Read more
The public sector in the UK has been grappling with the challenge of “doing more with less” for four … Read more
By Mark Brett, Socitm Advisor: Cyber Security and Resilience and Martin Ferguson, Director of Policy and Research AI seems … Read more
Public sector workers could save 23 million hours a week using AI, report finds.
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