The U.K. government has announced digitisation plans expected to save £45 billion annually, predominantly through the implementation of 'Humphrey,' an AI tool that streamlines access to government data. This new system will optimize policy-making by allowing civil servants to efficiently search government documents previously outsourced at considerable costs. Furthermore, a dedicated team will identify tech solutions for enhancing public service efficiency and improving access for those with disabilities or long-term illnesses. A comprehensive roadmap detailing the renewal of the U.K.'s £23 billion tech budget will be published in summer, further addressing legacy technology challenges.
The U.K. government's digitisation plans aim to save £45 billion annually by implementing AI tools like 'Humphrey,' which will enhance public sector productivity.
By automating the collation of data and responses, the government anticipates significant savings and improved efficiency in public services.
The new team in the Department for Science, Technology, and Innovation will focus on utilizing technology to streamline public service accessibility.
The upcoming roadmap will detail how the government intends to modernize its £23 billion annual tech expenditure, targeting outdated systems for improvement.
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