Summary (Resumen) The document provides guidance to Canadian public servants on the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Claude. It establishes permitted uses,

Summary (Resumen) This guide describes the process and best practices for conducting peer reviews of automated decision-making systems in Canadian federal entities, as mandated by the ‘Directive on Automated Decision-Making’.

Summary (Resumen) The PIN establishes guidelines for the secure configuration of Microsoft Copilot for Work (Web Browser Chat Based Application) in Canadian government institutions. It came into force on 1

Summary (Resumen) It established principles of ethics, transparency, security, governance, and accountability for the development and use of artificial intelligence systems in the judiciary. It applied to internal officials and

Summary (Resumen) Regulates the use of Artificial Intelligence within the Judiciary in Brazil. The Ordinance defines the principles, responsibilities, platforms (such as Sinapses), and technical requirements for the development, use,

Summary (Resumen) “This Resolution establishes rules for the development, governance, auditing, monitoring and responsible use of solutions that adopt artificial intelligence (AI) techniques within the scope of the Judiciary [in

Summary (Resumen) This guide provides principles, recommendations, and a detailed checklist for the design, implementation, and evaluation of automated decision-making systems in the public sector of Australia. It includes considerations

Summary (Resumen) The Australian Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence establish a voluntary framework to promote the safe, fair, and responsible use of AI. They include eight principles: human well-being, people-centred

Summary (Resumen) This interim guidance is intended to guide government agencies and Australian Public Service (APS) staff on the responsible use of public generative AI tools. The document sets out