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Collaborating with industry on artificial intelligence
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We already use artificial intelligence (AI) for a wide range of purposes such as anticipating maintenance for public transport, detecting and preventing illnesses, and identifying and protecting threatened species.
Help shape the future of how government uses AI
Collaborating with industry, academia and other AI experts is critical in making the best steps towards embracing emerging technologies. We are also asking the public for their feedback.
Together we want to focus on innovative, data-driven solutions for everyday and complex problems that will benefit our customers and communities.
Have your say
Tell us what you think about our plans for AI by doing the survey, joining the discussion forum and voting in the quick poll. Your feedback will help shape the future use of AI in government services.
We may contact you to better understand your feedback. If you are willing to do this, you can let us know in the survey.
We already use artificial intelligence (AI) for a wide range of purposes such as anticipating maintenance for public transport, detecting and preventing illnesses, and identifying and protecting threatened species.
Help shape the future of how government uses AI
Collaborating with industry, academia and other AI experts is critical in making the best steps towards embracing emerging technologies. We are also asking the public for their feedback.
Together we want to focus on innovative, data-driven solutions for everyday and complex problems that will benefit our customers and communities.
Have your say
Tell us what you think about our plans for AI by doing the survey, joining the discussion forum and voting in the quick poll. Your feedback will help shape the future use of AI in government services.
We may contact you to better understand your feedback. If you are willing to do this, you can let us know in the survey.