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The local authority uses ‘scanauto’ vehicles to carry out parking enforcement checks. The cameras on the ‘scanauto’ vehicles use an image recognition algorithm to 1) recognise number plates and 2) check the parking authorisation database to see whether the vehicle is permitted to park there.

Automated document verification and facial recognition when registering with the Basic Register of Persons (BRP) and applying for identity documents for individuals over the age of 18. This algorithm helps the registrar to prevent ‘look-alike fraud’. Source: the National Agency for Identity Data (Rv...

DUO reports to the City of Amsterdam on debtors who are (beginning to) fall behind with their repayments to DUO. The City of Amsterdam uses this information as part of the ‘Amsterdam early warning approach’, which enables the city to help citizens at risk of falling into poverty as early as possible...

A healthcare professional applying for BIG re-registration is not always required to support their application with supporting documents. A random and targeted sample is carried out. The BIG Register uses an algorithm for the targeted sample.

The algorithm identifies personal data and other confidential information within a document and suggests how to anonymise it. A member of staff reviews the suggestion and finalises the changes, ensuring that the document is suitable for publication.

DefGPT is the Ministry of Defence’s in-house alternative to well-known AI services such as ChatGPT. This service offers defence staff the opportunity to use Large Language Model (LLM) technology for a wide range of purposes, such as summarising or classifying texts, or as a tool for drafting new tex...

Recognising people’s names and faces in texts and images, and then anonymising them.

An AI assistant designed to generate draft responses to enquiries from residents and businesses submitted to the North Holland Provincial Service Centre.

Facial recognition is a method used by local authorities. They want to check whether a person’s ID matches the person standing at the counter.

The algorithm highlights personal data in documents. A member of staff must review all pages and check that the document has been properly anonymised. The software then removes all highlighted information and redacts it. The documents can then be published, for example in accordance with the Open Go...