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This initiative uses AI-enabled smart glasses to support forensic examinations by enabling real-time recording, transcription, and structured documentation of evidence. It reduces processing time, improves traceability, and strengthens the chain of custody. The solution addresses inefficiencies in forensic services and enhances the reliability of evidence in the justice system.

CIGA Diário Intelligence is an AI-driven platform for Brazilian municipal official gazettes. It automates data privacy compliance (LGPD), generates smart document summaries for citizens, and interprets legislative impacts by cross-referencing new and existing laws. It also ensures system integrity by flagging malicious content for human review. By acting as a co-pilot for public managers, the tool enhances transparency and legal security while maintaining strict human oversight.

Lina is an AI-powered virtual assistant created by Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services (MDIC) to provide clear information on import and export procedures. It helps businesses, customs brokers, and citizens obtain reliable answers based on official regulations and guidance. The initiative was developed to address difficulties in accessing trade information, reduce response times, and support users in complying more easily with foreign trade requirements.

Estratég.IA Thon was a virtual marathon designed to empower public servants and citizens to develop artificial intelligence strategic plans for public organisations. Participants used a specialised toolkit and structured prompts to apply foresight methodologies, accelerating the planning of AI adoption in the public sector. The initiative successfully built capacity in strategic thinking, resulting in the collaborative creation of 17 new AI strategic plans.

Recife’s AI Initiative is a city-led programme that guides how artificial intelligence is used in public services to better serve citizens, businesses, and public institutions. It was created to improve service quality, increase transparency, and ensure responsible use of AI. The initiative sets clear rules and practical tools so innovation can grow while protecting people’s rights and public trust.

AuditPesquisa is an AI-powered search system developed by Brazil's Federal Comptroller General's Office (CGU) that enables auditors and government managers to rapidly find answers in over 3,000 audit reports using advanced semantic search and generative AI. The system combines natural language processing with evidence-based responses to help auditors access institutional knowledge, identify similar findings across reports, and support faster, more informed internal government auditing.

The policy sets Rio de Janeiro State’s guidelines for strengthening the AI ecosystem, improving public data management, and promoting the ethical use of data and AI in government. It defines responsibilities, instruments, the AI Forum, and the Ethics Council for AI so this public policy can be implemented, monitored, and continuously improved through expected results, indicators, and targets. It can benefit citizens and give public servants and managers greater legal certainty when using AI.

JOSEIAS is an AI-powered assistant designed to support municipal civil servants in navigating the Electronic Information System (SEI). It provides 24/7 real-time guidance on administrative processes, reducing technical bottlenecks and improving the efficiency of public management. The initiative helps bridge the digital skills gap among government employees using generative AI.

Galileu is an artificial intelligence tool developed by the Regional Labor Court of the 4th Region (TRT-RS), Brazil, that assists judges in drafting decisions by reading case files and organising key issues and arguments. It automatically generates structured summaries and suggested text based on case data and a controlled legal database, with full judicial review and editing. The initiative aims to improve efficiency, accuracy and timeliness in judicial workflows.

Fala.BR is the single-entry platform for ombudsman submissions to Brazil’s Federal Government. However, fewer than 3% of submissions are linked to a specific public service, limiting service evaluation from the user’s perspective. This initiative uses artificial intelligence to automatically connect citizen submissions to relevant public services, helping institutions improve public services and their quality and effectiveness based on citizens’ experiences.

Trending Topics in Ombudsman Submissions uses artificial intelligence to identify common themes in submissions sent by citizens to the Brazilian Federal Government through the Fala.BR ombudsman platform. It shows how these topics change over time and highlights sudden increases in complaints or concerns. This helps public institutions respond faster and coordinate actions across agencies.

The gov.br Portal's service recommendation feature aims to make it easier for users of Brazilian government public services to find those that best meet their needs. The solution uses artificial intelligence to suggest public services based on the user's navigation within the GOV.BR portal and their use of other federal public services. In a portal with 5,000 available public services, this is an important tool for improving the user experience.

The Judicial Branch (PJMT) adopts an AI governance model structured through strategic and operational committees responsible for guiding, prioritising, and overseeing institutional initiatives. The AI Center serves as the central hub, integrating the development, management, and application of AI across the judiciary. The model includes feasibility analysis, approval workflows, and budgetary, ethical, and legal controls, aligned with National Council of Justice (CNJ) Resolution No. 615/2025.

Mentor.AI is an artificial intelligence chatbot designed to support hiring agents in the planning stage of government procurement. The tool offers more agility and accuracy when consulting current and updated regulations and guidelines, as well as increasing the transparency and security of the processes.

This initiative is a Generative AI Literacy Programme for public servants at Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency. It offers workshops, guidance and examples to help staff use AI safely and effectively in real work tasks. It was created to build essential digital skills, promote responsible AI use and support the safe adoption of AI in daily administrative activities.

Anatel has developed AvalIA, a tool that uses artificial intelligence models to automatically assess the quality of telecommunications companies' responses to consumer complaints. This initiative seeks to make customer service more efficient and transparent, benefiting both consumers and the regulatory agency itself. AvalIA was created to expand and improve the analysis of companies' responses, ensuring that consumers receive more appropriate information and more effective solutions.

A set of guides designed to help public servants and the general public understand and responsibly use AI tools, without requiring prior IT knowledge. They provide an overview of Generative AI, its limits and risks, practical guidance for ethical use in the Brazilian public sector, tips for selecting tools, and best practices for prompt design, demystifying AI and supporting its responsible adoption.

The initiative integrates five specialised AI assistants into Chat-JT, the Brazilian Labor Justice's official tool. They support the entire conciliation cycle: from intelligent screening of high-potential settlement cases to strategic risk and burden-of-proof analysis. The system also enables immediate updates of complex calculations during hearings using the SELIC rate and savings indices, ensuring precision and agility in the judicial process.

AssessorIA is a pioneering multi-agent ecosystem for the Rondônia Court of Justice, designed to transform legal workflows for judges and staff. By utilising "Specialists" for routine tasks and autonomous agents for complex case analysis, it integrates with judicial systems to solve high caseload challenges. This tool holds immense potential to centralise institutional knowledge and ensure unprecedented speed and precision, delivering a more efficient and ethical justice system.

GaIA is a generative AI assistant that helps appellate judges and court staff draft complex legal documents, such as case summaries and judicial decisions. It was developed to reduce judicial backlog by speeding up the writing process while preserving each judge's unique legal voice and style. This innovation ensures faster legal services for citizens while keeping humans in control of every final decision.