How might AI agents make work visible?
In AI Studio, we're exploring how AI agents might represent units of work.
How might AI agents be found and identified?
We've been thinking about how people might encounter and recognise AI agents
What human agency can teach us about designing agentic AI systems
We carried out research with real people to learn about how agentic AI could work with users.
Are service typologies the key to scaling agentic AI systems across public services?
We've identified 8 different types of government service to help us see where agentic AI can add most value.
Actions, skills and modes: new design artefacts for agentic chat
Here's how we're creating a catalogue of artefacts to help guide chat agent behaviour.
Principles for using conversational and deterministic UI
In AI Studio, we've come up with some guidance on using conversational and deterministic UI within AI-enabled chat systems.
Using administrative burden to assess new feature ideas
AI Studio is exploring how administrative burden can highlight the problems citizens face and how we can make it easier for people to interact with government.
Exploring AI as a design material
Creating new tools and new ways of working to design AI-enabled products.
Design patterns for AI-guided service journeys
Prototyping new ways for agentic AI to guide users through complex tasks.
'Active listening' for chat interfaces
How we're rethinking AI chat interfaces to better understand and meet user needs.
Hello from GOV.UK AI Studio
GOV.UK AI Studio is helping to design the AI-enabled public service experience. Here's how we're getting that work started.