At Informed Solutions, our agentic AI strategy is built on two principles that have guided our work across government and the wider public sector for many years: ...
Why do government projects stall in the pilot stage? Often it happens because departments rush to adopt AI and ignore the foundations.
Legacy systems are frustrating to work with, costly to maintain and genuinely limiting. But in live public service ...
Alan Brown draws on Cory Doctorow, Carissa Véliz and Joseph Stiglitz to argue that AI's future is a choice, not an inevitability, and UK leaders have levers to shape it.
Across the employability sector, there is no shortage of activity. Programmes are being delivered, support is available, and employers continue to recruit.
Written by Mark Walker, Head of Marketing and Communications at AbilityNet AbilityNet has been a global leader in how to design and deliver accessible digital services and products for 20 years. Our ...
Last month we marked Neurodiversity Week, sparking a conversation about the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and concerns regarding bias. Amidst these discussions, the focus turns to how AI holds ...
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For the first time, one department held the near full digital stack: fibre and mobile connectivity; data centres; joined-up public data infrastructure through the National Data Library; the digital ...
Access to education is a basic human right for all. The United Nations describes education as “the building block for every society” – but for those experiencing digital inequity, there is a very real ...
Access to our legal systems, a fair trial and justice is something that every citizen has a right to. However, due to factors ranging from a large backlog of cases to the cost of living crisis, ...
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