AI & Emerging Technologies

Here's what public sector leaders think about generative AI compared to their commercial counterparts

Deloitte's analysis reveals three criteria that can help determine which tasks could be assigned to generative AI tools, and when government occupations could feel pressure to adopt them

Generative AI can boost government efficiency and effectiveness when paired with other automation tools and human judgment.

Patterns in AI policies around the world can unveil new opportunities for governments to guide AI's progress.

This interactive analyzes and presents AI use cases across the globe to understand the key factors that contribute to successful AI projects.

Neither algorithmic nor human decision-making is perfect, but when they are paired they can be less biased

New adversarial attacks against AI systems mean government also needs new ways to safeguard them.

As the metaverse grows, how can public sector organizations and government agencies efficiently leverage current capabilities and future opportunities?

Here’s how combining the analytical strength of generative AI with human judgment can make government procurement both more efficient and more effective in how it serves the public.

Generative AI has the potential to ease the burden on human services agencies struggling to provide quality services while facing a capacity deficit.

Discover how generative AI can amplify the effectiveness of emergency preparedness and response teams by providing personalized outputs and harnessing AI's vast scalability.

With powerful AI tools, government regulators can transform their regulatory operations.

Many government and nongovernment agencies are releasing massive amounts of open data that can be used to train AI models and unlock huge value for society. Yet, organizations need to be cognizant of the risks and ensure that open data offers a safe path to future AI.

The US government can play a big role in helping AI entrepreneurs and, thus, accelerating AI innovation

The path to protecting critical infrastructure from cyberattack may lie not through new technology, but through a better understanding and shaping of incentives.

How to reach the heights of enterprisewide adoption of AI.

Forget Hollywood: We’re not talking Terminators here. Bob Work of the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence explains how government can approach AI, and Carnegie Mellon’s Molly Steenson lays out the ethical framework for AI adoption.

Will lines at the DMV soon move faster? Artificial intelligence looks to make all of government more efficient. But agencies face some tough choices.

New adversarial attacks against AI systems mean government also needs new ways to safeguard them.

With a few rules of design, government leaders can harness new generative AI tools to help design the innovations of the future

The future of quantum is likely to be transformational, but we cannot predict exactly how. What can government do to support or accelerate that future?

Government contact centers can deliver empathetic and effective assistance by putting technology in the service of people

Artificial intelligence can help improve some of the core functions of our democracies. Here are two ways the technology can help improve both the accuracy of new policies and the quality of debate about those policies in legislatures.