privacy impact assessment


Use AI to power up – but ignore privacy risks at your peril
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Use AI to power up – but ignore privacy risks at your peril

There is little doubt that commercially available artificial intelligence (AI) tools are transforming the way that people work. They can make tasks quicker and cheaper, and draw from more extensive information sources to give more accurate and detailed results and insights. Many Australian public servants also recognise the benefits that can flow from use of these tools, including increased efficiency, enhanced decision-making, improved customer experience and more efficient resource management. Research by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet last year found that the Australian community expects a higher standard of care, more tailored and personalised services, and greater […]

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New resource helps agencies know when to conduct privacy-impact assessments

New resource helps agencies know when to conduct privacy-impact assessments

  • Federal

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has launched a new resource to help federal government agencies determine when they should conduct a privacy-impact assessment. Under the OAIC’s privacy code for federal agencies, entities must conduct a privacy-impact assessment for all “high-privacy-risk projects” — activities or initiatives that involve new or changed ways of […]

Massive federal data integration project mostly compliant with privacy principles

Massive federal data integration project mostly compliant with privacy principles

  • Community & Social

The federal government’s Multi-Agency Data Integration Project has published a new privacy impact assessment. The MADIP was established in 2015 and became fully operational in 2018. Led by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the project brings person-centred data together from the Australian Taxation Office, the Department of Education, the Department of Health, the Department of […]