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Find out how algorithmic tools are used in public organisations

Find algorithmic transparency records from UK public sector organisations with information on algorithmic tools used in decision making. These are completed in accordance with the Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard.

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Organisation Ministry of Justice
  • PolyAI provides an AI-powered conversational voice assistant that automates routine telephone interactions and supports users in accessing services more efficiently.

  • FAQ Chatbot for MOJ/HMPPS Resourcing.

  • AWS Rekognition is used within the Check-In with your probation officer service to support identity verification by performing facial comparison between user-submitted video and a photo held on file.

  • This system enables First‑Tier Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber (IAC) judges to securely transcribe their oral decisions in real time using Azure Speech Services ASR models.

  • AI‑powered workflows that support OPG Investigators with tasks such as financial transaction categorisation and financial analysis, to reduce manual workload and speed up investigations.

  • A search tool which helps probation practitioners find information within the Probation case management system contact logs.

  • Splink is an open-source tool for probabilistic data linkage tool that enables fast, accurate and scalable linkage and deduplication of data that lacks unique IDs

  • The model automates the process of assessing the quality of Key Work session case notes.

  • The Violence in Prisons Estimator helps prison staff to understand the violence risk of offenders in custody.

  • The Effective Proposal Framework (EPF) is a digital tool used by Probation Practitioners at pre-sentence stage and as part of pre-release planning. It is used to identify requirements, licence conditions and interventions fo…

  • A chatbot to assist website and telephone users find information faster.

  • Splink is an open-source tool for probabilistic data linkage developed for the Data First program. Data First provides academic researchers with datasets across the Justice system where individuals can be identified with a s…