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The release comprises several DTA documents, principally the agenda and minutes of the inaugural Artificial Intelligence (AI) Review Committee meeting held on 26 June 2026, chaired by DTA's Deputy Chief Executive Officer. The minutes cover terms of reference (to be reviewed annually), a use case from the Attorney-General's Department (largely redacted), and a proof-of-concept AI in Operational Blueprint tool from Services Australia, which uses Claude Sonnet via AWS Bedrock, has over 5,000 queries from 20 pilot users and reports about 95 per cent satisfaction. Members said satisfaction metrics should be supplemented by accuracy and decision-quality assurance, and raised privacy, workforce over-reliance, accessibility and business continuity risks. The release also includes a later AGDRP Additional Fraud Controls Model document and a notification of a high-risk AI use case in Services Australia. No contract values or tender identifiers appear in the excerpt, and much of the text is redacted or garbled.
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