OECD Going Digital Toolkit Note: Designing and delivering public services in the digital age
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- Five things I think about GDS, data and AI being split up againBurnham has a theory of political power and is making deliberate moves to strengthen the centre. But it seems much clearer about where power should sit than about how the state beneath it should operate.
- Whatever is nearest. Whatever is open. Whatever replies.AI is already part of our mental health ecosystem, often through tools never designed as health services. The challenge is not whether people will use them, but how to govern what they find when formal support is unavailable or out of reach.
- When the first plates leave the passThere are some jobs you leave because the evening has ended. The plates are cleared. The conversation has run its course. Someone is stacking chairs. It was good, perhaps even… Read more: When the first plates leave the pass
- If less work is the dream, why does it feel like a threat?What happens if AI doesn't destroy work, but thins it enough to expose how much dignity, participation and the state rely on paid employment?
- Strong branches and good shadeThe interim Milburn review should arrest more than government. 1m young lives should trouble the church too.
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