About the summit
Government has more to gain from AI than most sectors, but also more to get right. New AI policies and assurance requirements are changing how agencies assess, approve and deploy technology. Every department now needs a clear answer on where AI fits, how it will be governed and which platforms it can trust. The AI in Government Summit brings together AI, data and technology leaders from across federal, state and local government to compare what is delivering value, what is struggling to move beyond pilot stage and how agencies are managing risk as adoption grows. Make sure you are part of the discussion at Australia and New Zealand’s dedicated event for AI in government.
Who attends
- Department Secretary / Deputy
- Chief Digital / Data Officer
- Chief Information Officer
- Head of AI / Innovation
- Director of Service Design
- Director of ICT Strategy
What the programme covers
- Citizen Services AIUsing AI across digital services, contact centres and service delivery at population scale.
- Workforce AI and CopilotsHelping public servants find information, complete work and improve productivity without creating new policy or security risks.
- Agents in GovernmentDeciding where autonomous agents can operate, what they can access and where human oversight remains essential.
- Document, Case and Regulatory AIAutomating documents, assessments, investigations and high-volume casework across government.
- Legacy Data, Modern AIMaking AI work across the systems, records and data agencies actually have.
- Sovereign and Secure AIProtecting sensitive and classified workloads while maintaining control over data, models and infrastructure.
- AI Governance and AssuranceTransparency, testing, accountability and being able to defend an AI-assisted decision.
- From Procurement to ProductionBuying AI through government procurement processes and getting it beyond proof of concept into sustained use.