East Riding Council has adopted a formal policy for the use of generative AI, highlighting the need for accountability, governance and ethics in the deployment of the technology.
In Our View, issue 42
President’s welcome: People make places and conferences too Welcome to this issue of In Our View and, if you … Read more
Responsible and secure use of technologies, artificial intelligence and data: a policy focus
Supporting the responsible and secure use of digital – cultures, technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) and data – to support … Read more
Mentoring…The first meeting
You’ve volunteered to be part of the 2024 Socitm Mentoring Programme. What next? Aidan Matthews has put together a … Read more
Accessibility Week: the summary
Here are the recordings and content shared during this year’s Accessibility Week webinars. Check your regional Teams channels for … Read more
The power of collaboration, innovation, and connectivity: a policy focus
Get support in creating positive changes through finding “what works” and start to enable economically sustainable, socially just and … Read more
East Riding Council adopts generative AI policy:
East Riding Council adopts generative AI policy
Leadership Academy advocate: Emma Macquarrie
A Q&A where graduates share their experiences of Leadership Academy training. What has it added to their life, both … Read more
Congratulations Nadira Hussain! Two years as Socitm’s Chief Executive and thirty years working in local government
Nadira Hussain reflects on a couple of milestones reached in spring 2024 Celebrating successes. Nadira thinks we don’t do … Read more
Barnsley Council Trialling Co-Pilot for Social Workers:
Barnsley Council using Copilot for Microsoft 365Wendy Popplewell, executive director at Barnsley Council is leading a six-month trial of Copilot for Microsoft 365.