The ‘Digital Native’ Paradox in Public Service AI The assumption that a generation fluent in consumer tech can seamlessly transform government AI initiatives is a comfortable fiction. Recent discussions at AI World Government, bringing together Read More
Auditors as Arbiters: The Limits of Bureaucratic Oversight The current push for formal AI accountability frameworks within the US federal government feels less like robust risk mitigation and more like a carefully orchestrated performance. While Read More
The Regulator’s Tightrope Walk with Algorithmic Bias The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a body chartered to safeguard against workplace discrimination, finds itself in an awkward embrace with artificial intelligence. On one hand, Commissioner Read More
The Elusive Search for Trustworthy AI in Government Washington’s earnest discussion of ‘trustworthy AI’ and ‘best practices for scaling’ in federal agencies often feels like a polite sidestep around the fundamental, intractable problems that Read More