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ARTICLE · 05 MARCH 2020

Artificial Intelligence In The Public Sector – A New Regulatory Field?

The Committee on Standards in Public Life (the "Committee") has published a report on artificial intelligence ("AI") and its impact on public standards following the Committee's review

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The Committee on Standards in Public Life (the "Committee") has published a report on artificial intelligence ("AI") and its impact on public standards following the Committee's review into this fast-developing field (the "Report"). The Report sets out the Committee's recommendations for the governance and regulation of AI in the public sector, aimed at ensuring high standards of conduct across all areas of public sector practice.

The Report comes at a time when public bodies continue to increasingly seek to adopt technologically assisted and data-driven decision-making in varied sectors. This trend looks set to continue, albeit with many potential uses of AI in the public sector still at the development or 'proof-of-concept' stage. Although work on the ethical use of data is already being carried out by various organisations such as The Alan Turing Institute, the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) and the Information Commissioner's Office, the Report

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