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AI – the increasing call for ethics and diversity in tech design
Found in Blog / Published 19 June 2019 / By Marita Vandenberg ,
Technology is becoming increasingly informed by artificial Intelligence. In this blog, Service Innovation’s Emerging Tech lead, Dr Hazel Bradshaw, discusses AI, ethics and responsibility.
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The Service Innovation Lab needs you!
Found in Blog / Published 19 September 2018 / By Darryl Carpenter ,
We are an all-of-government service innovation lab enabling government agencies, NGOs, private organisations and the public to come and work together in a neutral space. We work in the open with a remit to create reusable components that can be applied and shared across many platforms and agencies.
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Cross Tasman Collaboration - new insights driving a new industry
Found in Blog / Published 08 June 2018 / By Belinda Yee ,
Guest blog post by Belinda Yee, User Experience Research Lead, of the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation’s (CSIRO) Data61
Regulatory systems are necessary, but often subject to change, hard to understand and difficult to navigate. The complexity of the law makes it difficult for businesses and the public to understand their entitlements, rights and obligations.
This is as true in New Zealand as it is in Australia and elsewhere around the world, but a new in… -
Game mashes up megatrends through the lens of wicked problems
Found in Showcase
The Megatrend Mashup card game was developed as part of the digital strategy work being done by the System Transformation team at the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA).
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GEA-NZ dimension: Data, information and analytics
Found in Standards & guidance / Technology and architecture / Enterprise architecture / GEA-NZ framework / Dimensions of the GEA-NZ framework / GEA-NZ dimension: Data, information and analytics
The data, information and analytics architecture dimension is one of the 4 core dimensions that represent the operational aspects of your enterprise architecture.
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‘Listen up’ - democratic engagement and Twitter
Found in Blog / Published 02 May 2018 / By Victoria Wray ,
Opportunities for government to listenAs part of the Reimagining participatory democracy discovery at the end of last year I became really interested in how social media, specifically Twitter, is a space where people talk a lot about government policy. At the same time, it’s often hard for government to get good response rates to consultations, specifically from diverse voices. There seems to be an opportunity there - how can government (without being creepy) listen to what people are saying? Al…
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Captions
Found in Standards & guidance / Content, design and UX / Accessibility / Videos / What makes a video accessible? / Captions
Captions are text representing spoken words, such as dialogue or narration, and other meaningful sounds in the video.
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Exploring optimistic futures
Found in Showcase
The Virtual Reality (VR) demonstrator creates a VR experience showing a day-in-the-life of a typical person in 2070.
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Understanding the benefits of GenAI to the public service
Found in Standards & guidance / Technology and architecture / Artificial intelligence (AI) / Interim Generative AI guidance for the public service / Understanding the benefits of GenAI to the public service
Learn about the potential benefits of GenAI to the New Zealand public service, use cases and examples of free and paid GenAI tools.
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Autoplay is disabled
Found in Standards & guidance / Content, design and UX / Accessibility / Videos / What makes a video accessible? / Autoplay is disabled
Autoplay is where a video is set to start playing as soon as the web page loads — it’s best to avoid this.
