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Introduction
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Senator the Hon Katy Gallagher
Read the Minister's Foreword
Improve your service across its life
Make improvements: Increase people’s use of the service by continuously optimising performance, enhancing security, introducing relevant feature, addressing bugs and increasing compatibility. Use metrics you identify in Criterion 9 (‘Monitor your service’) to reveal the biggest opportunities for impact and ground improvements in evidence. Provide adequate training and materials for staff to support change.
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Senator the Hon Katy Gallagher
The three pillars
Trust: Transparency, ethics and governance
AI adoption in the APS requires a
strong authorising environment and
the maintenance of public trust.
AI tools should ultimately serve the
public and…
Trust: Transparency, ethics and governance
AI adoption in the APS requires a
strong authorising environment and
the maintenance of public trust.
AI tools should ultimately serve the
public and…
Trust: Transparency, ethics and governance
AI adoption in the APS requires a
strong authorising environment and
the maintenance of public trust.
AI tools should ultimately serve the
public and…
Trust: Transparency, ethics and governance
AI adoption in the APS requires a
strong authorising environment and
the maintenance of public trust.
AI tools should ultimately serve the
public and…
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Trust: Transparency, ethics and governance
AI adoption in the APS requires a strong authorising environment and the maintenance of public trust. AI tools should ultimately serve the public and should be used safely and responsibly by the public service, in line with the Digital Transformation Agency's (DTA) Policy for responsible use of AI in government and the Department of Industry, Science and Resource’s AI Ethics Principles.
The initiatives under this pillar build on existing security and privacy safeguards governing the use of ICT and data, including the:
- Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF)
- Information Security Manual (ISM)
- Privacy Act 1988
- guidance from the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)
- Data Availability and Transparency Act
- guidance from the Office of the National Data Commissioner (ONDC).
They will also strengthen governance, improve transparency, and ensure clear and consistent communication across the APS and with the community.
Initiatives
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Lead agency: DTA
AI in government policy and guidance updates
Providing clarity, enhance accountability and risk management
AI in government policy and guidance updates
Providing clarity, enhance accountability and risk management
Lead agency: DTA
AI in government policy and guidance updates
Providing clarity, enhance accountability and risk management
Lead agency: DTA
Lead agency: DTA
AI in government policy and guidance updates
Providing clarity, enhance accountability and risk management