This guidance primarily focuses on civil service policy development, analysis and administrative functions in the UK. It establishes crucial foundations about Large Language Model (LLM) capabilities and limitations, directly informing the practical frameworks and tools provided. It concludes with a practical roadmap for implementing LLMs into civil service operations.

If the Australian Government does not implement effective and coordinated governance frameworks for artificial intelligence (AI) systems now, this technology will soon outpace its ability to do so. This report presents the findings of an inquiry into AI use in the public service and recommends the urgent implementation of robust governance frameworks to effectively balance...

This paper reports on discussions with people with disability about the ethical implications of artificial intelligence and automated decision-making (ADM). It finds that participants were concerned about how ADM systems affect self-determination, caring relationships and identity recognition, as well as the political-economic drivers of automation.

Adaptability and agility, accuracy and accessibility should be the features of modern public procurement. These capabilities are especially urgent for public institutions to acquire while generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) develops exponentially into the next general-purpose technology. This paper proposes a framework for public procurement inspired by software architecture.

This audit was undertaken to determine whether the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has effective arrangements to support the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). The report found that partly effective arrangements were in place and made seven recommendations relating to AI governance, risk management, evaluation and information management. The ATO agreed to all recommendations.