THIS IS AN IN PERSON ONLY CONFERENCE – NO CONTENT WILL BE STREAMED OR AVAILABLE ONLINE POST EVENT
‘Artificial intelligence’, once the preserve of science fiction futures, is now very firmly of the present. The explosion of generative AI tools and use of all kinds of AI technologies in digital products has put it at our fingertips. Governments are pondering and piloting the possibilities for AI to support better policymaking, public services and back-office administration. But we also need to reckon with the risks, and distinguish between hype and hope.
This conference will explore where the public sector is on AI and where it needs to be. Where is AI being used, and how? What skills and capabilities do we need to build to make the most of it – and identify and mitigate the risks? And how do we ensure AI is being used responsibly, ethically and transparently, subject to scrutiny and accountability, and with public support?
Join us as we hear from across central and local government and the wider public sector about the different techniques, technologies and approaches that public servants are taking, to use AI to better serve the public.
