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How is AI being used in education?

By Rene Millman published

AI has the potential to enhance the learning experience and save valuable time that can be put back into the hands of educators to use where it matters most…

NHS logo displayed on a smartphone screen in white lettering on a blue background.

NHS leaders are keen to adopt new digital tools, but IT can't solve problems on its own

By Emma Woollacott published

A survey of healthcare decision-makers finds they believe IoT devices and electronic health recording could help them reach more patients quicker

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ormer prime minister Sir Tony Blair during the 'Future Of Britain' conference at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel

Tony Blair thinks AI is a silver bullet for public sector efficiency – but it's not that simple

By Solomon Klappholz published

News A recent white paper claimed the public sector could save billions every year by embracing AI, but experts warn this requires the right approach

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Labour leader Kier Starmer giving a speech in Wales on 3 July 2024 with the candidate for Carmarthenshire – Martha O'Neil – standing on his left and the Welsh first minister – Vaughan Gething – on his right. Behind him is a crowd of supporters, some holding banners with Labour slogans and the Welsh dragon.

Three giant tech challenges the UK’s new government faces right now

By Steve Ranger published

Opinion Five years starts now, and there’s not a second to waste

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Sign for Whitehall SW1 in Westminster, London, home of the UK government and public sector services.

Public sector AI adoption could save workers millions of hours in admin each week

By Emma Woollacott published

News With public sector workers drowning in admin, AI could bring huge efficiency gains, according to a new report from Microsoft

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Cyber security debt concept image showing multi-colored padlock on top of a circuit board.

Public sector security debt is becoming a pervasive issue

By Emma Woollacott published

News Security debt is proving to be a major thorn in the side of public sector organizations, but improvements are being made

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Michelle Donelan, Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, leaves after attending the weekly meeting of Cabinet ministers in 10, Downing Street on March 26, 2024 in London, England

DSIT ramps up senior leadership hiring spree

By Emma Woollacott published

News The department says the new hires will help the UK become a 'science and technology superpower'

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Gartner reveals the top trends for government technology use in 2024

By Emma Woollacott published

News Five key areas that public sector CIOs will need to address to improve citizen services

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AI concept art showing a digitized glass brain pictured alongside circuit boards and GPUs.

Scottish public sector organizations will need to register AI projects in UK-first plans

By Emma Woollacott published

News The new register will provide information on how public sector organizations are using AI

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Whitehall, the home of UK public sector and government bodies, pictured at sunrise.

Outdated IT infrastructure could hamper public sector AI plans

By Emma Woollacott published

News Aging infrastructure, skills shortages, and lack of governance could scupper hopes of an AI revolution across the UK public sector

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