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The UK playbook sets out ten principles for public servants and guidance on AI capabilities, limitations and risks. It addresses how to select, procure and deploy AI in government and expands the earlier generative-AI framework to a wider range of technologies.

UK Government Digital Service · 2025-02-10

Official publication page, date and document scope checked on 7 October 2026; complete chapter-by-chapter review remains outstanding.

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The UK playbook sets out ten principles for public servants and guidance on AI capabilities, limitations and risks. It addresses how to select, procure and deploy AI in government and expands the earlier generative-AI framework to a wider range of technologies. Source: UK Government Digital Service, 2025-02-10

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This is UK government guidance rather than Swedish law or an evaluation proving that a particular workflow succeeds. The publication page and document scope were checked; not every implementation chapter was reviewed. Local policy and service needs require their own decisions. Source: UK Government Digital Service, 2025-02-10

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AI + JJ, application: Frame one small HR experiment with a purpose, allowed material, quality criteria and an accountable owner. What must be learned before expanding it? Source: UK Government Digital Service, 2025-02-10

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