AI is being embedded across the public sector in different forms, from generative to agentic, and through specialist applications developed in-house, tools procured from the private sector, and through updates to existing software. But how can we ensure this is being done responsibly?
How should we approach governance, accountability and ethics? Where do concerns about digital sovereignty fit into responsible AI? This webinar will ask and answer how to practically approach responsible AI in the public sector, looking at real examples and thinking about how guidance and frameworks can support public servants as they face the future.
Gavin Freeguard from Think Digital Partners speaks with Caroline Payne from SAS about tackling fraud in the public sector and how data, AI, and technology can help public servants protect services and build trust. Fraud causes real harm across our ...
This Economist Impact report, sponsored by SAS, examines the opportunities and obstacles of public sector productivity reform. Unlocking productivity: Digital and cultural transformation must work together. Governments are realizing significant gains ...
THE UK GOVERNMENT’S AI OPPORTUNITIES ACTION PLAN IS SET TO TRANSFORM THE PUBLIC SECTOR The fact is that AI is no longer a distant concept, it’s here. And now is the time for AI to reshape government and public services, driving efficiencies, cutting ...
<br> The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has revolutionised its software delivery process by using the AWS Cloud. The Core Delivery Platform, built on AWS ECS and Fargate, reduced ...
In today's rapidly evolving world, social benefits agencies, across the globe, face unprecedented challenges and opportunities. This report, authored by the International Institute for Analytics together with SAS experts, delves into how data and AI ...