DIA on track with public service GenAI guidance

DIA on track with public service GenAI guidance
Minister Judith Collins said the rollout of GenAI to the public service had a lot of potential but needed to be done responsibly. (Image: Getty)
Ben Moore
The Department of Internal Affairs has laid out plans for how it expects the public service to use generative artificial intelligence responsibly.Last week, the department (DIA) released a one-page strategy framework that was light on detail but heavy on buzzwords.On Monday, this was followed up by more comprehensive guidance in the form of a subsite on the DIA’s main digital transformation information website.Minister for Digitising Government Judith Collins said generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools could improve the public s...

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