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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what steps they are taking to help increase productivity within their Department through the use of (a) artificial intelligence and (b) effective use of data.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what steps they are taking to help increase productivity within their Department through the use of (a) artificial intelligence and (b) effective use of data.
The Ministry of Defence is committed to improving its productivity and is establishing a central Productivity Portfolio to break down the barriers to productive working, and is actively investigating opportunities to drive productivity through the use of AI and the effective use of data while rigorously managing the risk of using these capabilities to support human analysis and decision making. This includes using informational chatbots, machine learning applications and generative AI to automate and accelerate routine business operations and policy work; through to Defence-specific opportunities driven by data to enhance the speed of decision-making, optimise logistics or increase the availability of military capabilities.
We draw on a range of resources, published on GOV.UK, to inform our AI and data usage. For example, the Generative AI Framework, the Data Maturity Assessment, the Ethics, Transparency and Accountability Framework, and the Data Ethics Framework. The Department also has access to the Central Digital & Data Office, based in the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, for expert advice.
We will continue to regularly review our usage of AI and data to maximise productivity benefits for staff and the public.
If he will list the numbers of staff by grade that are employed in his Department and agencies in the automatic data processing functional specialism. - Inc table.
If he will list the numbers of staff by grade that are employed in his Department and agencies in the automatic data processing functional specialism. - Inc table.
To give estimated date on which Opcon system is expected to be operational; what requirements it is expected to fulfil & its total estimated cost
To give estimated date on which Opcon system is expected to be operational; what requirements it is expected to fulfil & its total estimated cost
Whether the ICL series 39 computers used by MOD's auditors in connection with fraud cases with IDETOL software are capable of the fuzzy matching of data. - ICL series 39 computers & INDEPOL software are not used by MOD auditors.
Whether the ICL series 39 computers used by MOD's auditors in connection with fraud cases with IDETOL software are capable of the fuzzy matching of data. - ICL series 39 computers & INDEPOL software are not used by MOD auditors.