Case studies

Warwickshire County Council's Access to Food project uses large language models to understand citizens' access to healthy food options.

West Berkshire Council are experimenting with the use of generative AI within services.

Dorset Council, with funding from the Digitising Social Care Programme, are piloting the use of innovative acoustic monitoring in care homes across the whole of the Dorset Integrated Care System.

Birmingham City Council established the ‘Foundry’ to accelerate digital transformation and help the council close its budget gap whilst building digital skills and capability. 

North Yorkshire Council's successful proof-of-concept has positioned it at the forefront of AI-powered solutions for children's social care.

Manchester City Council is placing a strong emphasis on incorporating resident views into the development of AI-powered front-line services.

Halton Borough Council has created a Digital Front Door into its Family Hub Services partnering with Beebot AI.

Hertfordshire County Council, technology company Robotiz3d and academics at the University of Liverpool have successfully developed an innovative AI-powered solution for road maintenance.

Kingston Council has piloted an AI-powered solution aiming to streamline the process of writing case notes and assessments, freeing up valuable time for social workers to focus on direct client care.

Newham Council and the University of East London have forged a strategic partnership to establish a UK-based centre dedicated to pioneering AI research, training and solutions for the public sector.