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An OpenAI agent hacked into an Australian Government website in June and accessed private data, the country’s prime minister Anthony Albanese has said.
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The Home Office is offering a six-figure annual salary in a bid to recruit a senior manager to oversee law-enforcement technology across the country and spearhead the “continued modernisation of national policing systems”.
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Lookback: As it signs a significant deal to help support its use of AI agents, a reminder that the department has had a mixed history with the technology.
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The Department for Work and Pensions has awarded a six-figure contract to a tech provider that will assist the organisation in implementing a “scalable, secure and consistent approach” to its use of artificial intelligence agents.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
The Home Office is offering a six-figure annual salary in a bid to recruit a senior manager to oversee law-enforcement technology across the country and spearhead the “continued modernisation of national policing systems”.
Story ⬇️
publictechnology.net/2026/09…
An OpenAI agent hacked into an Australian Government website in June and accessed private data, the country’s prime minister Anthony Albanese has said.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
Interview: The public body charged with providing millions of citizens with info and legal advice on leasehold issues is reaping the benefits of new tools and methods, its leader tells #PublicTechnology.
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HM Revenue and Customs is exploring the potential use of new technology that could help detect attempted fraud – including forged documents generated via the use of artificial intelligence technology.
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The Environment Agency is trialling the use of an artificial intelligence tool intended to help officers assess applications for permits issued to water and sewerage companies.
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The UK is aiming to lead the efforts to establish global safety standards for artificial intelligence, Andy Burnham has told the United Nations General Assembly.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
HM Revenue and Customs is exploring the potential use of new technology that could help detect attempted fraud – including forged documents generated via the use of artificial intelligence technology.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
Interview: The public body charged with providing millions of citizens with info and legal advice on leasehold issues is reaping the benefits of new tools and methods, its leader tells #PublicTechnology.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
The Environment Agency is trialling the use of an artificial intelligence tool intended to help officers assess applications for permits issued to water and sewerage companies.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
Opinion: The Astra agent from OpenAI can reportedly independently identify and exploit vulnerabilities but, if everything is now equally exploitable, how else can departments prioritise mitigations? Vsevolod Shabad examines the options.
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The civil service’s Fast Stream programme for future high-fliers – including a major intake each year of new digital talent – has been voted as the nation’s best graduate scheme for the second year running.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
The Department for Work and Pensions is planning a £5m investment in software tools that could assist with efforts focused on “reducing parental conflict”.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
Opinion: The Astra agent from OpenAI can reportedly independently identify and exploit vulnerabilities but, if everything is now equally exploitable, how else can departments prioritise mitigations? Vsevolod Shabad examines the options.
Read ⬇️
publictechnology.net/2026/09…
The Department for Work and Pensions is planning a £5m investment in software tools that could assist with efforts focused on “reducing parental conflict”.
Story ⬇️
publictechnology.net/2026/09…
The civil service’s Fast Stream programme for future high-fliers – including a major intake each year of new digital talent – has been voted as the nation’s best graduate scheme for the second year running.
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publictechnology.net/2026/09…
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