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Adopting and Deploying AI to Improve Government

The Center houses a library of reports on AI that present insightful and actionable findings for government. Feel free to browse:

• Enhancing Government Payment Integrity: Leveraging AI and Other Emerging Technologies
• Navigating Generative AI in Government
• Realising Trustworthy and Inclusive Artificial Intelligence for Indonesia
• Government Procurement and Acquisition: Opportunities and Challenges Presented by Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• AI and the Modern Tax Agency
• Pathways to Trusted Progress with Artificial Intelligence
• Advancing AI in Defense Organizations
• Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector: A Maturity Model
• Deploying AI in defense organizations
• Creating Public Value using the AI-Driven Internet of Things
• Risk Management in the AI Era: Navigating the Opportunities and Challenges of AI Tools in the Public Sector
• The Future Has Begun: Using Artificial Intelligence to Transform Government
• More Than Meets AI: Part II
• More Than Meets AI
• Delivering Artificial Intelligence in Government: Challenges and Opportunities
• Improving Outcomes in Government through Data and Intelligent Automation

   

The Center has dedicated time and resources to explore how best government agencies can prepare, address, and overcome the disruptive inevitabilities of “future shocks”—those increasingly common and severe events that have effects within and across nations.

Partnering with the National Academy of Public Administration and the IBM Institute for Business Value, as well as other U.S. and global partners, the Center launched a “Future Shocks” initiative in 2022 to help government leaders further identify core capabilities critical to building resilience, building on lessons learned from pandemic response efforts. Through this initiative, we are convening a series of international roundtable discussions with global leaders from across the public, private, academic, and non-profit sectors to capture lessons across six key domain areas: Emergency Preparedness and Response, Cybersecurity, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Workforce Skills, and International Cooperation.

Learn more and read reports and blogs about future shocks.