Tag: AI in government
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Ghana Deploys AI Customs Tool to Curb $127B Revenue Leakage
Ghana Unveils AI-Powered Customs System to Tackle Revenue Leakage Ghana is stepping up its border controls with a sweeping rollout of an artificial intelligence (AI) system designed to curb what officials describe as more than $127 billion in annual revenue leakage. The nationwide deployment, effective February 1, aims to modernize customs operations, boost collection efficiency,…
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Ghana Deploys AI Customs Tool to Curb $127B Revenue Leakages
Ghana Launches AI-Driven Customs System to Halt $127 Billion in Revenue Leakages Ghana is taking a bold step toward modernizing its border operations by launching an artificial intelligence (AI) system designed to seal a substantial portion of annual revenue leakages estimated at more than $127 billion collectively across African economies. Effective February 1, the nationwide…
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Federal Executive Forum 2026: Artificial Intelligence Strategies in Government — Progress and Best Practices
Overview of the 2026 Federal Executive Forum The 2026 Federal Executive Forum brought together chief information officers, policy makers, data scientists, and agency leaders to evaluate the state of artificial intelligence strategies in government. Attendees shared how AI initiatives are moving from pilot programs to scalable, mission-critical systems. The forum highlighted the evolving role of…
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Government Eyes AI to Draft New Year’s Honours Citations
Overview: AI Consideration in New Year’s Honours The government is exploring the potential of generative artificial intelligence to assist in drafting the citations for the New Year’s Honours. The Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC) has confirmed that its Honours Unit is evaluating whether AI could streamline writing, increase consistency, and reduce turnaround times…