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Lithuania's State Data Agency runs a Palantir Foundry data lake connecting ~500 government systems, with 900+ open tables and 238 high-value datasets. …
Running since 2010, Reykjavík's participatory platform uses ML for idea classification, toxicity detection and translation. Over 70,000 residents—58%+ of the city—have participated; …
South Korea's dBrain+ (2022) integrates AI across the national budget cycle, linking 63 government systems via KFIS and KORAHS for real-time fiscal …
Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and PayNet's National Fraud Portal (April 2024) links 53 institutions via FNA graph analytics to trace stolen funds …
Since 2011, Ireland's Revenue Commissioners have used AI risk scoring (REAP) to target tax-compliance interventions; 290,000 data-analytics-driven interventions in 2023 yielded €787m, …
AI-assisted civic deliberation platform run by Taiwan's PDIS, using open-source Polis AI to map consensus on ~30 policy issues since 2014. Over …
The UK's ATRS is a public register documenting how government algorithmic tools work and affect people. World-first when launched in 2021, it …
Pair is GovTech Singapore's LLM assistant for civil servants — drafting, research and analysis — with 60,000+ registered users across 100+ agencies, …
Estonia's open-source virtual-assistant ecosystem giving citizens a single conversational channel to public services, integrated across 18+ organisations, with human hand-off when it …
City of Athens platform (since 2013) that maps and supports citizen-led initiatives, connecting community groups with city services, NGOs and businesses. Won …
Narodowy Bank Polski scrapes millions of online retail prices to nowcast food inflation ahead of official CPI releases. Peer-reviewed tests cut forecast …
Bogotá's WhatsApp-based AI assistant Chatico logged 3.6M+ conversations since 2023, handled 1.6M queries during a water-rationing crisis, and carried 147,000+ inputs to …
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