Tag: artificial-intelligence

Transport for NSW is using AI technology to catch motorists who text or talk on their phones.

Digital tools such as smart contracts and data-commons licenses are letting citizens share data on their own terms.

KIA Australia and Fujitsu have collaborated on a prototype of an artificial intelligence-enabled digital police car.

Potential government uses for artificial intelligence range from facial recognition to quicker customer interactions.

It’s imperative that local government adopt tools to help them sift through the increasing pools of data, writes Ben Cowling.

From digital leadership to cloud cover, there’s a lot that government can learn from the digital practices of other sectors, writes Lourens Swanepoel.

Australia’s Chief Scientist has urged the Federal Government to use its purchasing power to reward ethical conduct by providers of artificial intelligence. 

An estimated 2.8 million transactions will be moved online as the government’s digital identity program is gradually linked to more government services, the Digital Transformation Agency says.

Rapidly advancing technology is opening new doors to convenience, speed, and transparency for private-sector customers. New devices and techniques are pushing the boundaries of what is possible. But these benefits…

While digital automation has started to transform the public sector, there remains at least one place where human interaction is – and always will be – vital to the success…