As online safety watchdog prepares to examine whether it has breached UK law, the Labour administration is being given conflicting advice on whether to remain on the social media site […]...
An influential group of parliamentarians has welcomed transformation and upgrade ambitions set out by the benefits department, but is now asking for more specific targets and timelines to be provided […]...
There have been reports that the social media site’s Grok AI system is being used by people online to create naked and sexualised images without consent, including content featuring children […]...
For the first time in half a decade, GDS has updated a framework which provides advice and proposals to ensure that ethics are embedded in information and artificial intelligence schemes […]...
The departmental head looks back after a busy year that has taken in a ‘fundamental reshape’ of the government organisation, as well as a tricky trip through some alpine scenery […]...
The national system is one of the most significant, and controversial, digital projects ever embarked upon by government. Amid the conjecture and criticism, PublicTechnology examines what we know so far. […]...
Government’s employment and benefits department has indicated its interest in buying and implementing tech tools that could automatically provide native translation for service users that speak languages other than English […]...
Government’s benefits department has retained familiar partner Deloitte to fulfil a deal lasting two years and covering the provision of various expert digital staff to support delivery of core services […]...
With deadlines for delivery approaching next year, a minister at the department has revealed that it is determined to ‘leverage the right technology to deliver improved outcomes’ via new service […]...
Citizens north of the border will have the opportunity to have their say on the possible creation of a new prosecutable offence for those using AI technology to create pornography […]...