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24
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11%
strong evidence, of 18 assessed

Evidence mix

Quasi-experimental 2
Observational / pre–post 6
Descriptive / self-reported 10

6 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.

Most practices in: Canada (24)

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Canada's Algorithmic Impact Assessment — a Mandatory, Published Risk Score for Every Automated Government Decision Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 12% 80/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Assemblyline — Canada's Machine-Learning Malware Triage Platform Defending Government Networks Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 12% 80/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
CDA-AMC's Evaluation of AI Search Tools for Health-Technology-Assessment Evidence Synthesis Evidence: Quasi-experimental Top 12% 80/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
IRCC IEC Work Permit Eligibility Model — Canada's AI Tool for Youth Mobility Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 12% 80/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Canada's Federal AI Register — a First Public Inventory of 409 Government AI Systems Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
IRCC's Advanced Analytics Triage — Canada's Predictive System for Visa Application Processing Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Ontario's Auditor General Exposes Shadow AI and Governance Gaps Across the Public Service Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Toronto, Canada —
GCtranslate — Canada's AI Translation Tool Scaling Across the Federal Public Service Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Canada Revenue Agency — AI-driven detection of unwarranted GST/HST refund claims Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 22% 73/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
BizPal's AI Plain-Language Summaries — Canada's Machine-Assisted Push to Cut Federal Red Tape Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 32% 67/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Canada's Federal AI Register — the First National Inventory of Government AI, Built to Include the Tools That Process Citizens' Own Access Requests Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 32% 67/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Canada's Algorithmic Impact Assessment Registry — Mandatory Pre-Deployment Disclosure for Federal AI Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 32% 67/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Payments-Data Nowcasting — the Bank of Canada's Machine-Learning System for Real-Time Macroeconomic Policy Analysis Evidence: Quasi-experimental Top 32% 67/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Canada's Federal AI Register — 409 Systems Disclosed, but Only 4% With Public Impact Assessments Evidence: Observational / pre–post Top 46% 60/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Canada's National Research Council Builds Open AI Speech Tools for 27 Indigenous Languages Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 46% 60/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Ontario's AI Scribe Programme — Auditor General Finds 9 of 20 Approved Clinical Note-Taking Systems Fabricated Content Not assessed Top 62% 53/100 Good practice Toronto, Canada —
Ontario's Responsible Use of AI Directive — Mandatory Use-Case Disclosure, With Gaps Flagged by the Regulators Not assessed Top 62% 53/100 Good practice Toronto, Canada —
Canada's Government AI Register — A First Public Ledger of Federal AI Systems Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 62% 53/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
RRM Canada — Open-Source Analytics to Detect and Publicly Attribute AI-Enabled Foreign Disinformation (Spamouflage) Not assessed Top 74% 47/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Hamilton, Ontario's AI Zoning Pre-Screen for Building Permits — A 60% Time Cut With an Unresolved Attribution Question Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 74% 47/100 Good practice Hamilton, Canada —
Ontario's Microsoft 365 Copilot Rollout — Productivity Gains Undercut by Shadow AI and Skipped Training Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 74% 47/100 Good practice Toronto, Canada —
Charlie — Canada Revenue Agency's Tax Chatbot, Audited at 33% Accuracy by the Auditor General Not assessed Top 83% 40/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
Knockri and Plum — Canada's AI-Screened Diversity Recruitment Pilot That Skipped Required Privacy Reviews Not assessed Top 83% 40/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —
ISED's Four-Model Classification Pipeline for Canada's Largest-Ever AI Strategy Consultation Not assessed Top 94% 27/100 Good practice Ottawa, Canada —