public services

San Francisco has quietly pushed one of the largest municipal deployments of generative AI in the United States, rolling Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat—powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4o—out across tens of thousands of city employees with promises of measurable productivity gains, faster resident service...

The UK government has announced a national programme to trial agentic AI across public services, inviting frontier AI labs to work with Whitehall teams to build prototypes that could automate routine “life admin” — from filling forms and booking appointments to tailored careers and...

San Jose’s experiment with artificial intelligence marks a new milestone in Silicon Valley’s ongoing quest to redefine how city governments serve their residents. Mayor Matt Mahan’s public embrace of AI, particularly large language models such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, is not a branding gimmick but a...

San Francisco has long been recognized as a global nexus of technological innovation, but its new citywide rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) tools across government is raising the bar for what it means to be a twenty-first-century smart city. Under the leadership of Mayor Daniel Lurie, the...

In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries, San Jose, California, stands out as a pioneer in integrating AI into municipal governance. Under the leadership of Mayor Matt Mahan, the city is not only embracing AI tools like ChatGPT for administrative tasks but is also...

San Francisco has embarked on a groundbreaking initiative by integrating Microsoft's Copilot AI into its municipal operations, providing 30,000 city employees with advanced generative AI tools. This strategic move positions San Francisco at the forefront of AI adoption in public administration...

Abu Dhabi is rapidly establishing itself as a major player in the global artificial intelligence landscape, an ambition put on full display through the Department of Government Enablement’s (DGE) prominent role at the recent Microsoft AI Tour. This high-profile event, attended by technology...

Abu Dhabi's ambitious vision to become the world's first fully AI-native government by 2027 has taken a significant leap forward through a strategic partnership with Microsoft and Core42, a subsidiary of G42. This collaboration aims to implement a sovereign cloud infrastructure capable of...

A quiet, yet profound transformation is underway in Qatar’s digital landscape, marked by a new strategic partnership between the National Archives of Qatar (NAQ) and Microsoft Qatar. This collaboration, officially sealed in a recent signing ceremony attended by prominent leaders such as NAQ...

The Maharashtra government has embarked on a bold journey toward digital transformation by signing an MoU with Microsoft, a move that promises to reshape governance and citizen services across the state. In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, this collaboration is set to harness the...

Montgomery County is turning a bold page in public service by reimagining how its constituents interact with local government through artificial intelligence. The county, recognized for its innovative approach to service delivery over the past two decades, is now set to deploy Monty 2.0—a...

Abu Dhabi is stepping boldly into the future, leveraging artificial intelligence to redefine public services, and Windows users and tech enthusiasts alike should take note. At the recent Microsoft AI Tour held in Dubai on February 6, 2025, the Department of Government Enablement – Abu Dhabi...

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How come government departments, call centres and help lines are shut at the weekends? Where as you, Billy Scum-of-the-earth are expected to take any and all jobs regardless of the work hours / working weekends? I think they should lead by example!

Link Removed The streets of New York are empty: Winds from Hurricane Irene have begun to hammer New York, bringing torrential rain and the threat of flooding in the financial district. New York City's public transport system has been closed and the mayor said it was now too late for people to...