[LINK] How can Local Government use AI to improve services?

[Tom Worthington]

On 7/25/25 14:24, David wrote:

> ... decision-makers had better be well aware of its' fiscal & environmental costs, its' limitations & constraints, and its' inherent legal traps for over-eager players. ...

Those are certainly things I sure will be pointed out to the ACT Government.

> In other words, an AI machine is neither intelligent or responsible despite the mnemonic, it "hallucinates" and can produce nonsense or legally misleading output, or in short, it's a machine.

Yes, AI is a machine, with limitations. The question is where can it be 
put to use with what sort of controls.


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Tom Worthington http://www.tomw.net.au
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