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AI in Public Policy: Informing Decision-Making with Data
How governments can use data and models to inform public policy, from forecasting demand to testing options, and why the limits of those tools matter just as much.
Technology and AI
Government, safety, social services and accessibility.
Start here · Essential guide
How governments can use data and models to inform public policy, from forecasting demand to testing options, and why the limits of those tools matter just as much.
How AI can support digital public services, from form processing to citizen help tools, and why transparency and human review matter when government uses it.
How case management and outreach tools are used in social care, and the safeguards needed so AI supports vulnerable people rather than harming them.
How charities and community groups might use AI for fundraising, outreach and program planning on limited budgets, and the cautions that come with it.
How campaigns and officials analyze polls and public opinion data, what AI adds to that work, and the risks of manipulation, bias and overconfidence.
What predictive policing and emergency dispatch tools are, how they work in general terms, and the debates over bias, effectiveness and accountability.
How captioning, screen readers, voice control and other assistive technology use AI to help people with disabilities, along with the limits that remain.
An organizational view of how AI tools support digital defense across networks, accounts and data, including their limits and how attackers use AI too.
A general look at how AI supports damage mapping, early warning and relief logistics in disasters, with honest limits. This is not safety advice.
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