VectorCam — Uganda's AI smartphone tool for malaria vector surveillance
Developed by Makerere University and Johns Hopkins with Uganda's Ministry of Health, VectorCam uses AI computer vision to identify mosquito species at …
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Developed by Makerere University and Johns Hopkins with Uganda's Ministry of Health, VectorCam uses AI computer vision to identify mosquito species at …
Peru's SUNAT launched SOFIA in 2018, a 24/7 AI chatbot for tax and customs guidance. By July 2022 it had handled 424,000 …
Hangzhou's ET City Brain, co-developed by the city government and Alibaba Cloud, uses computer vision and ML to optimise traffic signals and …
Morocco's Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) operates a bilingual AI chatbot (DGIBot, launched January 2022) on its web portal (tax.gov.ma) and Daribati …
DICT's eGovPH (launched January 2024) integrates 1,300+ government systems. By June 2026 the platform reached 800 million transactions and 56 million downloads. …
Kenya Revenue Authority launched Shuru in April 2026, an AI chatbot on WhatsApp enabling 22 million PIN-registered taxpayers to file returns with …
Services Australia's 2016–2020 income-averaging algorithm wrongly raised AU$1.75 billion in welfare debts against ~470,000 recipients. A 2023 Royal Commission ruled the scheme …
Israel's Tax Authority deployed AI to cross-reference capital declarations against financial data, identifying NIS 20 billion (~$7 billion) in discrepancies from a …
Vietnam's GDT uses Big Data and ML to identify e-commerce tax evaders: Hanoi's AI matched national registries to uncover 627,000 businesses and …
Poland's STIR applies ML to daily bank transactions of 4 million entities to detect VAT carousel fraud in near-real-time; STIR-attributable state savings …
BAMF deploys AI dialect analysis (DIAS) in German asylum procedures since 2017 to assess applicants' country of origin from speech recordings. Used …
Eticas's OASI is a searchable register of public- and private-sector algorithms, launched in 2021 with 57 entries and at 149–152 by 2023, …
Austria's Rechnungshof audited AI in four federal ministries (2021–2023, reviewed Mar–Jun 2024): 35 applications and projects, only one written AI risk classification …
Ordinance 288-24 (Dec 2024) obliges SF departments and vendors to answer 22 standardised questions on each AI tool; the inventory was first …
Swiss federal auditors inventoried 21 AI chatbot projects (CHF 9,000–3 million each) and found useful bottom-up knowledge sharing, but a 2021 AI …
A survey of 83 Latvian state institutions found 17% use AI, 22% plan to and 55% have no clear plan; there is …
ChileCompra cross-matches supplier beneficial owners against the Comptroller's payroll data, flagging 1,131 purchase orders in 2025. Totals are self-reported and differ across …
A rule-based, open-source tool checks Hungarian notices on the EU's TED database daily against 40 risk indicators. It costs about €1,000 a …
Launched in October 2024 by the NGO Danes je nov dan, Slovenia's first centralised public-sector AI registry listed nine systems by October …
The Bank of Italy's innovation centre ran an AI-themed call in 2021: 40 projects (62 operators) applied, 10 were selected for six …
A 12-month pilot (April 2024) in which four UK digital regulators jointly gave informal advice on cross-regulatory AI and digital queries: 20 …
Brazil's electoral court combined a seven-body disinformation centre (CIEDDE), a citizen alert system (SIADE), mandatory AI-content labels and platform agreements for 2024; …
Canada's Rapid Response Mechanism uses open-source analytics to detect and publicly attribute foreign deepfake campaigns, such as Spamouflage, which posted 100-200 deepfakes …
Portugal's Decree-Law 67/2021 created a cross-sector regulatory-sandbox regime, the Zonas Livres Tecnológicas. The Aveiro zone (2025) tests autonomous systems and AI; early …
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