AI disclosure becomes mandatory for APS
Government agencies will have to publicly disclose all use of artificial intelligence from September 1.
27 August, 2024Government agencies will have to publicly disclose all use of artificial intelligence from September 1.
27 August, 2024The DTA has raised red flags over some of the federal government’s most strategically significant digital and ICT investments.
7 February, 2024The DTA has established a new $725 million whole-of-government agreement with IBM.
15 January, 2023The DTA has been criticised over its procurement of ICT related services in an embarrassing report by the Auditor General.
23 September, 2022Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
14 October, 2021Mastercard says it will collaborate with the DTA to expand its digital identity service.
27 September, 2021The DTA says there’s strong support for expanding digital identity.
15 February, 2021Appointments, departarures and movement in and around government.
22 January, 2021The government is failing to show it’s getting value for money in ICT procurements.
3 September, 202070 per cent of Digital Marketplace contracts have gone to small and medium businesses.
13 August, 2020Information from the Australian Immunisation Register has been incorporated into My Health Record.
15 June, 2020The government wants to see a digital identity automatically triggered at birth.
4 October, 2019Government and opposition senators split on the role and responsibilities of the Digital Transformation Agency in driving digital delivery in government.
2 July, 2018An 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.
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