Approved sources
Domains, databases and documents are defined for each use case.
GOV.AI is designed for environments where an incorrect answer, an outdated source or unauthorised access are not minor details. Governance is part of the product.
Municipal factual information should be supported by defined, traceable sources.
Domains, databases and documents are defined for each use case.
The interface can show the source used and distinguish the source from its interpretation.
When the evidence is insufficient, the response should acknowledge the limitation and direct users to the official channel.
Not all internal information is meant for every user.
Public information and unauthenticated guidance only.
Authorised internal knowledge, according to role and need.
Operations, decisions and personal data require dedicated workflows, appropriate authentication and review.
Governance does not end at launch. Questions, failures and changes to sources should inform ongoing maintenance.
Which questions are being asked and where the AI falls short.
Sources, responses and sensitive cases.
Content, rules and integrations.
Product changes and decisions.
We can start with the architecture for sources, permissions, review and the use case’s limitations.
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