The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

This guide establishes the official framework for overseeing AI use within the SCE. Its purpose is to ensure that technological tools comply with ethics, information security, and personal data protection. It defines a seven-phase audit process, ranging from initial planning to the follow-up of improvements. Furthermore, it mandates human supervision for critical decisions and strict adherence to legal regulations.

Egypt’s National AI Strategy (2025–2030) aims to position the country as a regional leader through six pillars: Governance, Technology, Data, Infrastructure, Ecosystem, and Talent. By 2030, it targets an ICT GDP contribution of 7.7%, 30,000 AI experts, and 250+ startups. Key goals include launching a National Foundation Model and ensuring ethical use via a new regulatory system. It focuses on improving life in sectors like health and agriculture.

PBIA seeks to: • improve the lives of Brazilians through innovations in AI that improve national productive capacity and social well-being; • position Brazil at the technological frontier with computational infrastructure to drive cutting-edge research, technological development, and innovations in AI; • develop LLMs in Portuguese, based on national data; and • strengthen Brazil’s global leadership and technological development in AI with sovereignty and international sharing of capabilities.

New Zealand’s AI Strategy, "Investing with Confidence," outlines a national approach focused on adopting existing AI technologies to boost productivity and economic growth.

Given the need to reinforce HPC capacities and adapt to generative AI developments, and building on consultation with representatives from industry and academia, Spain released an updated national AI strategy in May 2024.

This initiative establishes a state scientific and technological programme to define the directions and tasks for AI technology development and to implement government support mechanisms. It aims to create favourable conditions for innovative AI technologies in priority economic sectors, thereby enhancing Ukraine’s economic potential and strengthening its position in the global market.

Ukraine has launched Diia.AI on the Diia portal — the world’s first national AI agent that not only answers questions but also delivers government services directly in chat. For example, a user may request an income certificate and receive it instantly in their account with email notification. The initiative simplifies access, removes the need for forms or visits, ensures 24/7 availability, and aims to place Ukraine among leaders in public-sector AI.

AI-powered CAD software helps doctors detect tuberculosis by analysing chest X-rays. It was developed to make screening faster, cheaper, and more reliable, especially where there are not enough specialists. The tool improves early diagnosis and protects people at risk, supporting global health efforts recommended by WHO.

Digital screening using artificial intelligence helps to detect diabetic retinopathy early and direct ophthalmological care to those who need it. Such programmes, carried out by nurses without the involvement of doctors, have already proved effective: they reduce costs, ease the burden on specialised facilities, and make examinations more accessible.

General Short-Term Professional Development Programme "Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence for Public Servants" aims to deepen participants’ knowledge of the use of artificial intelligence in the professional activities of public servants. It also develops practical skills in applying AI tools in their work and counters the spread of harmful content generated by artificial intelligence.

The programme deepens public servants’ knowledge of digitalisation and the use of digital technologies, including blockchain, virtual assets, and artificial intelligence. It highlights the role of AI in cyber security, the opportunities and risks of its application in public administration, and develops practical skills for optimising work processes while ensuring cyber hygiene and ethical AI use.

International Conference “The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Public Governance: Challenges, Opportunities, Prospects” brings together researchers and practitioners to identify effective approaches for addressing theoretical, methodological, and practical issues of AI use in governance. It also defines priority areas for training and advanced training of civil servants in the context of digital transformation and AI adoption.

Personal Data Anonymisation Module in the Unified State Register of Court Decisions ensures automated processing of judicial decisions using artificial intelligence (AI) to anonymise personal data in line with Ukrainian law. The system reduces routine tasks and dependence on human operators, while final verification of each decision before publication remains with an operator.

The goal of the event is to promote a responsible approach to the implementation and use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in public administration and higher education institutions by presenting practical recommendations for public servants, educators, students, and academic staff.

Action Plan for the Implementation of the Concept for the Development of Artificial Intelligence in Ukraine for 2025–2026 is an action plan of the Government of Ukraine that aims to implement Ukraine’s Concept for the Development of Artificial Intelligence by 2030. It includes actions related to the use of AI in higher education, cybersecurity, public administration, regulation, and national defence.

The initiative supports the development and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Ukraine. It focuses on advancing AI research, education, and applications in key sectors such as healthcare, public administration, and the economy. The overall aim is to foster innovation while ensuring legal compliance, safeguarding safety, and promoting respect for human rights.

Concept for the Development of Artificial Intelligence in Ukraine was adopted in 2020 as one of the country’s key strategic documents in the AI sector. It focuses on promoting the development and integration of artificial intelligence across multiple areas of public life. The Concept was designed to foster innovation, improve public services, and strengthen economic growth.

The Operational Plan for 2025–2027 supports the implementation of Ukraine’s Strategy for the Digital Development of Innovation Activity until 2030. It focuses on improving STEM education, updating legislation, and fostering scientific innovation. The plan promotes collaboration among academia, industry, and startups, strengthens research infrastructure, and ensures evidence-based policymaking for a resilient innovation ecosystem.

Strategy for the Digital Development of Innovation Activity in Ukraine until 2030 outlines Ukraine’s plan for digital development and innovation until 2030. It aims to support businesses, researchers, and government in using new technologies to improve the economy and society. The strategy addresses challenges in technology adoption and seeks to create a clear path for future growth and digital transformation.

The Sectoral Analysis developed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine aims to highlight the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) in the country across different sectors. It identifies existing strengths and weaknesses and outlines priority areas for AI development. The analysis reviews the leading AI projects currently being implemented in Ukraine and presents a roadmap for the adoption of a national AI strategy.