In this piece for PublicTechnology, former cabinet minister and current CIPD president Chloe Smith explores how new tech can boost the economy and help thousands of people return to work […]...
Government’s benefits department has revealed the results of tests in which several thousand civil servants used Microsoft’s artificial intelligence technology, and found efficiency benefits as well as greater job fulfilment […]...
With public services at the forefront of the deployment of AI, Dan Howl of BCS explains why ‘trust must not only be done, it must be seen to be done’ […]...
Teams developing government online services for access via each of the two main mobile operating systems now have an additional browser to include in checks, an updated guidance document reveals […]...
As part of a sweep of newly announced units focused on artificial intelligence, a specialist skills facility has been created with the aim of providing instruction to millions of citizens […]...
Giving evidence to MPs, the tax agency’s head has claimed that the adoption of new technology will ‘augment our agent experience and improve outcomes’ but will not slash overall numbers […]...
New set of guidelines aims to help not only expedite tech adoption, but to position the UK as a leader in the ‘stewardship of public data as critical national infrastructure’ […]...
A new platform is intended to make life easier for students, colleges, and employers, while also saving the education system tens of millions of pounds in admin costs each year […]...
After concluding ‘a tough year’, the government statistics agency has a clear plan for improvement and progress, including the use of new technology, according to recently appointed leader Darren Tierney […]...
Following ‘several serious data breaches’ affecting the public, the UK’s data protection regulator has put in place an updated MOU agreement with government, including new respective commitments and cooperation plans […]...