AI in Governance
How can governments use AI to boost efficiency and transparency in public sector operations while addressing concerns regarding ethics, data privacy, and public trust?
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Team Name:
Technocratic New World Order
Team Members:
Australian Technocracy
Project Info
Team Name
Technocratic New World Order
Team Members
Simon of Jackson
Project Description
Overview:
TNWOs remote control interface and encrypted digital wallet that will improve accessibility to all government services such as voting, tax, and social benefits.
Through a familiar form factor I have designed a simple accessible user interfaces that can works by connecting a 2 factor authenticator and receiver that pairs with a remote control empowered with MyGov services. The devices many features includes speaker and microphone to communicate with an AI chat assistant.
Users will be able to easily and securely access their personal and sensitive government account services thanks to the 2 factor authentication system, Every Australian can expect a stronger, faster and more accessible democratic experience from their house hold.
Implementing this project into the Australian democratic system could significantly boost the reliability and trust in our electoral process.
AI in Governance;
Boosting Operational Efficiency: AI can transcribe the a user vocal communications into machine readable information to enable greater accessibility for Australians including those with difficulty using other devices.
Improving Transparency & Ensuring Ethical Use: Through the use of an open AI source code that is certified unbias by multiple parties an AI solution can provide users with accurate and unbiased factual representations of relevant public sector policies.
Data Privacy and Security: Multi-factor authentication enhanced devices with web 3 encrypted private/public network can communicate sensitive information between entities without the AI system needing to KNOW the information being shared.
Building Public Trust: Clear and concise graphics and detailed explanations of the intentions and use of the data being communicated by the AI may help communicate it's value and security.
Future Adaptations: Australia will need to develop and innovate their own guideline, policies and technologies seperate from other countries in order to adapt and advance AI towards the benefit of Australia's public and strategic interests.
Data Story
https://www.stylemanual.gov.au/writing-and-designing-content/user-research-and-content
https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/industry/technology-and-innovation/household-use-information-technology/latest-release
https://www.apsreform.gov.au/resources/reports/trust-and-satisfaction-australian-democracy-survey-report
https://australianelectionstudy.org/candidate-studies/
Team DataSets
PLaiN LANGUAGE
Description of Use Utilizing guidelines and data collected by this style manual to better inform project design to meet the needs of all Australians.
Household Use of Information Technology
Description of Use - The data sets contained within this report demonstrate the increase of digital use within households. - Graphs are used within concept presentation to showcase digital systems universality and how the project concept can help Australias digital infrastructure keep up with this trend.
Australian Election Study
Description of Use Utilized within presentation to objectively identify democratic pain points and emphasize the projects benefits.
Challenge Entries
Tax inclusion for vulnerable groups
How can we use open government data to identify vulnerable or at-risk groups who face barriers or challenges in complying with the tax and super systems, and design or improve digital solutions to help them meet their obligations and access their entitlements?
Go to Challenge | 14 teams have entered this challenge.
Civic participation for a more resilient, cohesive democracy.
How can we help more people to understand their democracy, have an opportunity to participate in civic life, contribute to their community, and/or feel a sense of belonging and responsibility?
Go to Challenge | 27 teams have entered this challenge.
Use AI to transform bureaucratic jargon into plain English
How can we use AI to create clear, accurate and user-friendly government content? Specifically, how can we use AI tools to apply Australian Government Style Manual (Style Manual) rules and guidelines to create, edit and review content? Content that is clear, accurate and understandable helps people make informed decisions and comply with their obligations.
Go to Challenge | 23 teams have entered this challenge.
Improving the Accessibility of Online Government Services
How can we leverage AI to design inclusive digital solutions that ensure seamless and equitable access to essential services for people with disabilities?
Go to Challenge | 29 teams have entered this challenge.