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’ […]...
The Whitehall digital unit has previously conducted a major trial in which civil servants achieved time savings of about an hour each day by using Google and Microsoft automation tech […]...
The tech tool has been subject to criticism and controversy since being launched by the department five years ago. PublicTechnology investigates recent disclosures about its technical operation and financial return. […]...
While some departments still spent hundreds of millions of pounds, other major agencies laid out as little as £200k after an edict from the incoming Labour administration halting inessential spending […]...
Department publishes record outlining how technology has reduced a process that took 30 minutes to one lasting just 60 seconds, with plans afoot to use tool for 80% of correspondence […]...
While ministers have repeatedly rebuffed questions about the costs of the new virtual identity, government’s independent fiscal watchdog has cited a figure, but claimed that money has not been committed […]...
Senior officials indicate that the incoming digital roadmap will be released in 2025 with a range of detailed plans and ‘alongside a series of other key digital and data announcements’ […]...
While the program’s user base remains at fewer than one in every 200 UK adults, uptake so far has been driven organically via delivery of services and word of mouth […]...
As the department hits a digital interaction rate of 80%, more money and additional legislation is intended to help further streamline services and, ultimately, collect extra revenue for the Exchequer […]...
Government’s technology unit has reactivated its local government ambitions with the launch of a specialist new team, the work of which will be supported by a skills and careers hub […]...