- Who runs it
- Department of Agriculture
- Can it affect people?
- Possibly. It may shape what people see, are recommended, flagged, or prioritised for.
- Possible rights impact: Indirect public effect
How much do we know?
A source is a published page or document behind a claim. The label measures what is documented, not whether a system is good or safe. Missing information does not prove that a safeguard is missing.
Sources and further reading
- 2025 U.S. Federal Agency AI Use Case Inventory / U.S. Federal Agency AI Use Case Inventory / 2026-04-13
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What it does
Providing leadership with information about impacts to dams (high hazard and other dams) after storm events or other natural disaster events is time consuming and can delay leaders receiving needed information for decision making
Sources and further reading
First indexed from U.S. Federal Agency AI Use Case Inventory on 2026-09-07. Only usable fields from the public record are shown; missing answers remain blank.
Fields were mapped from the linked public record by deterministic code. No generative model wrote this text.
Facts to check
- Who runs it
- Department of Agriculture
- Life area
- Public sector
- Proof level
- Source-backed
- Footnotes
- 1
- updated
- 5 months ago
The score orders work, not people.
Review priority rises for rights-sensitive uses, missing sources, unanswered accountability fields, and old evidence. Strong official documentation lowers it. The score is not a verdict on safety, fairness, or legality.
A missing field means the attached public sources did not answer it. Coverage is uneven, publication does not prove performance, and a certificate has a defined boundary.
Previous versions
- Imported10 days agoPartialImported from U.S. Federal Agency AI Use Case Inventory.
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