This strategy outlines Treasury’s strategic priorities to: empower employees in the adoption and usage of our secure, digital solutions; continuously refine and improve these solutions based on Treasury’s needs; and stay agile and responsive to digital challenges and opportunities.

The Digital Service Standard (the Standard) establishes the requirements for designing and delivering digital government services. The Standard puts people and business at the centre of government digital service delivery. It guides digital teams to create and maintain digital services that are: user-friendly, inclusive, adaptable and measurable.

Digital Public Infrastructures (DPI) are becoming increasingly relevant in the policy and academic domains. This paper addresses how to ensure that DPI is not only regulated, but created and governed for the common good by maximising public value creation.

Low trust, a lack of skills, inadequate IT infrastructure, financial barriers and regulatory uncertainty are barriers to artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in Australia and around the world. This document outlines the federal government's initial response to recent consultations on AI regulation in Australia.

The Queensland University of Technology Centre for Data Science has prepared this submission to the draft Guiding Principles for Organizations Developing Advanced AI, prepared jointly by the EU and the G7 nations.