Modern courts are evolving to address declining public trust and integrating new technology to better expand access to justice, but there still remain opportunities to improve jury inclusivity and juror experience.

AI tools have enabled court and government employees to focus more on human interactions in their work and provided learning opportunities to improve equity and reduce bias in judicial outcomes.

A look at the architectural design features of 21st century courts and how they maximize access to justice and technology integration.

During National Police Week 2024, we look at the current innovations in policing that are focused on improved efficiency, enhanced training, and mental and physical wellness for today’s first responders.

As government agencies continue to face workplace shortages, it’s essential to explore new strategies to attract and engage Gen Z and Millennial employees. The first thing which must be relized is that the social and financial priorities of these generations are not the same as their predecessors.

Polimorphic is helping governments improve their user experience, one AI tool at a time.

Government agencies are more dependent on a data proficient workforce now than ever before. With the rapid pace of date use, and data-driven decision making in public sector workplaces, many agencies are reskilling their own workforce through data academies.

As artificial intelligence makes more in-roads among professional workers, it may provide a pathway for many in the legal, accounting, corporate, and government sectors to find more meaningful work.

The fast-paced development of generative artificial intelligence (A.I.) technology and its increasing presence in everyday work routines poses a challenge for government agencies. Without a proactive approach to embrace this technology, there’s a potential for employees to adopt and utilize it without guidelines.

Ah, we’ve finally arrived at generative AI. I feel like I clickbaited you into reading two full articles before getting you to this, but I felt that it was best to ease into this topic.