More than 100 senior officials meant to oversee an artificial intelligence uplift within the public service are yet to be appointed and AI training has not yet been delivered across the lion’s share of the federal bureaucracy, a Senate committee has heard.
Chief AI Officers mandated by new AI rules handed to the public service in November have only been appointed at 25 per cent of government agencies, while just …
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