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Artificial intelligence to empower public services, says minister

30 March 2023

Michelle Donelan highlights uses of AI in policing and healthcare along with potential to cut time spent on administration

Government seeks national technology adviser
30 March 2023

Director general-level role requiring ‘fantastic network’ of contacts in science, technology and...

ICO to fast-track public interest Freedom of Information complaints
30 March 2023

Regulator expects to give up to a fifth of complaints faster treatment

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Digital reporting and more local data to tackle anti-social behaviour

27 March 2023

Action plan includes digital one-stop shop, expanded crime survey and improved data collection and sharing

Tech consulting giant’s three-year public procurement ban lifted after eight months

24 March 2023

The UK arm of Bain & Company can once again bid for Whitehall contracts after ‘robust and intensive dialogue’ with government, minister claims

Scottish parliamentarians ‘strongly advised’ to ditch TikTok

21 March 2023

MSPs are issued with advice following consultation with National Cyber Security Centre

What apps are on government’s approved list?

20 March 2023

Only centrally approved third-party applications will be allowed on Whitehall devices – but government remains tight-lipped on what might make the cut or how

Government warned over need to protect the metaverse in Online Safety laws

17 March 2023

Campaigners warn that ‘virtual actions are not adequately addressed’ by existing law or pending legislation

DWP to boost digital services and data-sharing to improve benefits system for disabled people

16 March 2023

Range of reforms announced in new policy document published alongside budget

Government guidance on use of private email and WhatsApp to be updated for first time in a decade

15 March 2023

Cabinet Office minister says that department will release new guidelines ‘as soon as possible’

How CDDO is working to make government services great

14 March 2023

In this piece for PublicTechnology, head of strategy and standards Ben Tate provides an update on the digital unit's work to transform the most important citizen services

Sunak promises to protect tech supply chains as part of £5bn defence boost

14 March 2023

PM announces increase in funding to tackle threats posed by China and Russia

ICO: Instead of massive fines, regulation works best when we work alongside organisations

9 March 2023

Information commissioner John Edwards discusses the impact of the watchdog’s new approach to working with the public sector – which focuses on improvements, rather than penalties

New laws to protect smart doorbells and other gadgets are world-first, minister claims

8 March 2023

Paul Scully pledges that provisions are being made for imminent implementation of act

Phone-bots and social-media alerts – Cabinet Office unveils £1bn plan for tech-powered efficiency savings

8 March 2023

Specialist unit for assessing spending decisions awards £500k to support central department in use of automation and digital

‘This will define the future of warfare’ – parliamentary committee probes AI weapons

7 March 2023

Peers to examine possible uses of autonomous weapons, as well as their legal and ethical ramifications

MPs renew calls for blanket ban of TikTok on government devices

6 March 2023

Critics including former party leader and incumbent committee chair 

Government Counter Disinformation Unit ‘does not monitor individuals’, minister pledges

1 March 2023

Paul Scully responds to ongoing questions following revelations that Army brigade was deployed to assess social posts of UK citizens

Teachers express concern over schools’ readiness for ChatGPT

1 March 2023

Study from BCS finds that the majority of computing educators believe that chatbots will create fairness challenges that institutions are not yet equipped to deal with

Asylum backlog tops 160,000 as Home Office streamlines process for five countries

28 February 2023

Digital transformation often cited by ministers appears to have had little impact

Government breaks ground on Manchester hub to boost plans for north-west ‘cyber corridor’

28 February 2023

Hundreds of anti-fraud officials have been moved to Manchester as government talks up technological potential of region

DWP and software firms exploring retirement savings platforms for self-employed – pensions minister

22 February 2023

Laura Trott claims that automatic enrolment remains unsuitable for freelances – but other digital options may have a part to play

‘If a company decides the UK is an unattractive place to be – do we want that company in the UK?’

17 February 2023

Former digital secretary urges government to ensure it sticks to tough rules set out in online safety legislation

Calls to expand biometrics watchdog to commercial entities

17 February 2023

Scotland’s world-first regime needs to go further, critics have claimed

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