Top 50%
en este catálogo (796 prácticas puntuadas)
Las puntuaciones se concentran en valores altos, por lo que la posición dentro del catálogo suele ser más reveladora que el número por sí solo.
Evidence of impact / measured public value1/3
The 2024 inventory reports self-declared benefit categories (efficiency, cost, security) for each of 16 tools but no independent measurement of outcomes such as costs saved or fraud caught, so evidence of realised public value is limited.
Transparency, fairness & accountability2/3
The inventory is published annually to the legislature and names each tool and agency, yet only 2 of the 16 tools had undergone documented bias testing, so transparency covers presence but not fairness assurance.
Transferability / demonstrated replication2/3
An independent GovTech comparison found Connecticut running a similar state AI-inventory exercise (10 tools, Dec. 2023), evidencing early replication of the model, albeit with weaker rigor than Vermont's.
Scalability beyond pilot2/3
The inventory has run government-wide, not as a single-agency pilot, across multiple annual cycles since Act 132 (2022), covering digital services, transportation and tax administration.
Governance, capability & sustainability2/3
A dedicated, named Division of Artificial Intelligence within ADS with a statutory reporting duty (3 V.S.A. Section 3303) gives the practice institutional continuity beyond a single budget cycle.
Evidoria. El inventario legal de IA de Vermont — 16 herramientas reveladas, solo 2 evaluadas contra sesgos. ID persistente: ba606480-587b-4381-98c5-8e473ac41795.