Learning catalogue

In this video, experts revisit some of the crucial lessons about AI as it relates to citizen consent, bias, economic impacts and regulatory frameworks, and offer predictions about what impact AI is likely to have on the future of government.

Peter Loewenn and Wendy H. Wong discuss the major obstacles facing the use of AI in governments worldwide.

Fascinating presentation and moderated panel discussion that draw from actual case studies to identify lessons learned about the use of AI systems in governments.

Experts in the field discuss the economic transformations we are already seeing and are likely to see as the use of AI continues to grow, and why economic policy will have an important role to play in both mitigating the potential harms of AI as well as leveraging and accelerating its benefits.

In this video, learn about how government entities can rely on AI to make decisions that are fair, transparent and accountable, and find out how to foster the creation of technologies to help regulate its use.

This video maps the notable steps taken around the world in regulating AI use, from the European Union's introduction of the world's first comprehensive proposed legislation on AI to efforts by global standard-setting bodies to develop guidance on the responsible use of AI.

Two expert speakers address the AI-related risks and opportunities that are transforming government.

Deputy Minister Daniel Jean describes the three key principles of communication that are required in order to deliver a clear message to all audiences

Deputy Minister Daniel Watson shares some key practical elements to support executives when advising senior leaders.

Deputy Minister Daniel Watson shares his foundational principles for dealing with situations that are beyond one’s control.

Deputy Minister Daniel Watson shares the approach that needs to be taken when developing alliances and rapport with stakeholders of competing interests during negotiations.

President Karen Ellis describes the behaviours that executives must exhibit to assure the presence of success in their organization and amongst their staff.