Summary (Resumen) “This Interim Policy on the Use of GenAI by Judicial Officers and Court Personnel (this “Interim Policy”), reviewed and approved by the Delaware Commission on Law and Technology,

Summary (Resumen) The document provides guidelines and best practices for preparing and publishing open data from the U.S. Department of Commerce, suitable for use by generative AI systems. Its recommendations

Summary (Resumen) Policies and guidelines are established for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence tools by Miami-Dade County employees. These include rules on the exclusive use of approved tools,

Summary (Resumen) The policy establishes ethical principles, operational guidelines, and responsibilities for the use of artificial intelligence technologies in the City of Richmond, Virginia. It applies to all municipal agencies

Summary (Resumen) A strategic and operational framework is established for the responsible, safe, and ethical use of artificial intelligence in the Government of Puerto Rico. It applies to all entities

Summary (Resumen) The document establishes an interim policy for the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence, especially generative AI, in the New York State Unified Judicial System. It applies

Summary (Resumen) This guide published by the UK government provides guidance to public sector leaders and decision-makers on how to assess, implement and use artificial intelligence ethically, safely and effectively.

Summary (Resumen) The Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS) is a UK government policy that provides a mandatory framework for central government organisations to disclose how algorithmic tools are used. It

Summary (Resumen) “This guidance covers general principles for civil servants [in the UK], how these apply to use of LLMs, the practicalities of using LLMs, and the government’s wider approach