( October 13, 2025, 05:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: New artificial-intelligence guidance will help Australian public officials protect privacy and safeguard government information, while placing officials in a position to “be able to explain, justify and take ownership” of the advice they provide. The guidance, published by Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency, is designed to assist with deploying generative-AI tools in a responsible way throughout government departments, the agency said in a statement accompanying the release of the guidance. “It is crucial that AI literacy becomes a core capability for Australian Government staff — not just as a technical skill,” the agency said.The guidance can be found here; the statement follows: ...
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