Social Media in Government – Day 2
I am, however, catching Tweets as they occur.
Below is my liveblog for the rest of the day…
I am, however, catching Tweets as they occur.
Below is my liveblog for the rest of the day…
There’s been a lot of attention on the potential benefits and risks of artificial intelligence for Australia – with the Department of Industry developing the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics Framework and the DTA working on formal AI guidelines. However comparative less attention is often placed on building our domestic AI compute capability – the local hardware required…
Gian Wild of AccessibilityOz made me aware of this awesome accessibility alphabet of mini-personas, reflecting a large group of people for whom accessibility in websites and documents is critical. This is the sort of material I think agencies should make available to all their staff to help them be more mindful of the range of…
I’m not a fan of terms such as Web 2.0, which seems to refer to any internet development since 2001. The web is an evolving medium, just like any other. We don’t see the term ‘Television 2.0’ (or 5.0 considering all the generational changes) used to refer to reality TV. I’m even less comfortable with…
Over the last two and a half years I’ve been deep in a startup using generative artificial intelligence (AI that writes text) to help solve the challenge organisations face in producing and consuming useful content. This has given me practical insights into the state of the AI industry and how AI technologies can be successfully…
Last week I spent two days in the Australian Emergency Management Institute’s Mt Macedon training centre facilitating and presenting at the Connections! Social Media in Emergency Management Master Class and conference. It was an excellent event, with some outstanding presentations representing both government and public use of social media in emergencies. Below is my presentation…
In what I believe might be a first in Australia, the ACT Government has released the requirements and wireframes for its upcoming open government website for public scrutiny and comment at its Time to Talk website. Essentially the ACT government has decided to allow the community to give feedback on the upcoming website’s proposed functionality…
This archive mirrors the original eGov AU blog — Craig’s professional commentary on AI, digital government and technology in public life, running since 2006.
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