Government must embrace AI to seize exciting opportunity in governance

May 24, 2024
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TLDR:

Government urged to ‘embrace AI’ or miss historic opportunity, UK’s cybersecurity agency boosts support ahead of election:

  • UK government could save up to £40bn annually using AI technology
  • NCSC ramps up support for those at high risk of cyber attacks ahead of election

In a paper by the Tony Blair Institute, it is emphasized that governments must embrace AI to not miss out on the most exciting and creative time to govern. The report highlights that investing in AI capabilities is crucial for modernizing, reforming, and delivering services efficiently. The UK government could save up to £40bn annually using AI technology, improving the relationship between government and citizens and unlocking greater prosperity. The NCSC is providing new cyber defense services to individuals at high risk of cyber attacks ahead of the UK general election, aiming to prevent spear-phishing and malware attacks. Leaders in the Australian Public Service are urged to focus on trust and autonomy in hybrid working arrangements to boost team collaboration and adapt to the increasing autonomy of working from home. Singaporean research underscores the need for clear climate communication to garner support for national climate goals and individual contributions towards achieving net zero.


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