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The tag govai covers the Australian government's use of artificial intelligence, specifically within the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA). Content discusses the DVA's beta AI-powered search on its website, an AI transparency statement, and small-scale pilots including an internal Microsoft Copilot trial and a proof-of-concept claims tool built in the Commonwealth's GovAI environment. These initiatives aim to simplify navigation, speed claims processing, and reduce call-center demand for veterans and their families. The tag focuses on government AI deployment, transparency, and practical applications in public services.
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    Shawano County Keeps GovAI for 20–30 Users Under $30 Per-User Pricing

    Shawano County, Wisconsin, will keep GovAI available to selected employees after the platform switched from a countywide subscription to per-user pricing. The change replaces a $9,500 six-month plan covering all employees with licenses expected to cost about $30 per user each month, according to...
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    DVA Rolls Out AI-Enhanced Search and MyClaims Pilot for Veterans

    The Department of Veterans’ Affairs has quietly moved from talk to trial: a beta AI-powered search is now live on the DVA website, the agency has published an AI transparency statement, and small-scale pilots — including an internal Microsoft Copilot trial and a proof‑of‑concept claims tool...
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