New Zealand’s innovative approach to public policy is focused on a broad range of outcomes to enhance the wellbeing of its citizens as opposed to

The Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner has published a book on the profound social, technological, and ethical issues that are rearing their heads with

Experts from across the globe have gathered in Canberra to explore the ethics of artificial intelligence in a range of defence contexts, including weapons systems,

The CSIRO is on the hunt for a technologist to replace Data61 chief executive Adrian Turner, who will leave the role on September 12. According

Agencies of the New Zealand government will take advice on the ethical use of public data from a new expert panel pulled together by Stats

Prioritising the needs of Australians and utilising digital channels can help governments adapt to changing service demands, according to a new report. Consultancy firm Deloitte

The recent release of New Zealand’s ‘wellbeing’ budget received global attention for its focus on more than just the bottom line and economic growth. While

The Public Sector Innovation Network’s favourite month of the year has arrived, and the group has given itself a makeover in time for this year’s

A group enlisted by the European Commission has claimed that utilising artificial intelligence in the public service can “empower” public servants to make better policy

Two Australian women have been named by IBM as global pioneers in artificial intelligence. CEO of UBank, Lee Hatton, and Chief Digital Officer at Woodside,