United Kingdom
GOV.UK Algorithmic Transparency Records
Direct source-backed public-sector algorithm records.
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We track 12 public registers and source collections. 7 are used to build records now.
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Direct source-backed public-sector algorithm records.
Open sourceA high-volume public register of Dutch government algorithm descriptions.
Open sourceFederal AI-use records from Canadian departments and agencies.
Open sourceFrench public algorithm inventory records published through data.gouv.fr.
Open sourceDetailed city AI records with data, oversight, and risk sections.
Open sourceMachine-readable AI and algorithm records from the Government of Catalonia.
Open sourceThousands of U.S. federal AI use cases in a reusable CSV inventory.
Open sourceProcurement notices that can reveal AI systems before public registers do.
Open sourceUK procurement signals for AI, algorithm, machine-learning and decision-support systems.
Open sourceSwedish public-sector AI signals from Dataportal.se, DIGG and agency data pages.
Open sourceSignals when EU high-risk AI system registration data becomes publicly usable.
Open sourceIncident context for risk narratives and authority questions.
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