AI in Government

Below is the criteria for Global AI Awards in Government category:

1. Design (25%)

• Quality of system design in improving public administration, services, or policy-making.
• Integration with existing government infrastructure and workflows.
• Security, privacy, transparency, and accountability in design.
• Compliance with regulations, ethics, and democratic principles.

2. Impact (35%)

• Demonstrated improvements in efficiency, cost savings, or citizen services.
• Measurable outcomes such as faster service delivery, reduced bureaucracy, or improved accessibility.
• Contribution to public trust, inclusivity, and equitable access to government services.
• Influence on national or local governance, resilience, and innovation.

3. Creativity (25%)

• Innovative applications of AI in governance (smart cities, digital democracy, crisis management, public safety).
• Unique approaches to enhancing policy analysis, transparency, or citizen engagement.
• Pioneering uses of AI to improve decision-making at scale.
• Differentiation from traditional government technology solutions.

4. Ease of Use (15%)

• Accessibility for government staff, policymakers, and citizens.
• User-friendly platforms and tools that lower the barrier to adoption.
• Support for multilingual, cross-cultural, and inclusive participation.
• Training, resources, and public education to enable widespread use.