A copy of the most recent published version of the agency's internal Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Case Register

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The release is an extract from the Fair Work Ombudsman's internal Artificial Intelligence Use Case Register, released on 17 September 2026. It lists approved generative AI use cases built on Microsoft Copilot (Premium) tools in the MSIS, MDES and MSBS tenants, and Copilot Chat (Basic) through a browser interface. Each entry is marked PROTECTED and open to all staff. Use cases cover drafting and document review, meeting summaries, translation, data extraction, data analysis, low-complexity coding, presentation support, project planning and compliance material summarisation, including review of audit reports and pay records. Every entry states that outputs are advisory only and require human review, and excludes public interaction, autonomous action and automated administrative decisions. The excerpt is partial, with passages omitted between entries, and it contains no employer names, underpayment figures, inspection statistics or enforcement records.