Oxford Commission on AI & Good Governance
AI in the Public Service: From Principles to Practice
OxCAIGG provides three recommendations, and three short-term actions which could be implemented now
Harmonising Artificial Intelligence
OXIL authors explore the role of standards in the EU AI regulation
Surveillance as a Service
Yung Au examines the European marketplace that produces and exports AI-assisted surveillance systems
Old Cracks, New Tech
Nanjala Nyabola explores the Kenyan government’s policy on AI and blockchain technology
OxCAIGG Insight - Sir Julian King
Commissioner Sir Julian King answers the following questions about OxCAIGG;
1. What excites you and worries you with the arrival of AI applications in government and public service?
2. What uses and impacts of AI are you currently thinking about?
3. What are your aspirations for what the commission can achieve?
The OxCAIGG Mission
- Investigate the Artificial Intelligence implementation challenges faced by governments around the world
- Identify best practices for evaluating and managing risks and benefits
- Recommend strategies for taking full advantage of technical capacities while mitigating potential harms of AI-enabled public policy