Experimenting with how generative AI could help GOV.UK users

The GOV.UK AI Team are investigating how generative artificial intelligence and large language models could help the millions of people that use GOV.UK every week.
The GOV.UK AI Team are investigating how generative artificial intelligence and large language models could help the millions of people that use GOV.UK every week.
We’ve launched a new tool to help people find licences for their businesses, homes and other activities. Here’s how we delivered a successful outcome for users and what happens next.
We've made new updates to the policy that defines what should and shouldn't go on GOV.UK. Here's what we're doing and why.
We’ve reduced the time and effort it takes to publish content with images on GOV.UK. Here’s why and how we did it.
You might’ve spotted a change in the number of government departments. Here’s how we supported this change, updated GOV.UK to reflect it and what we learned from doing so.
GDS and DLUHC worked together to develop a smart answer to help users find out how much they might have to pay to remove cladding, or make their building safe.
We do a deep dive into what we've learned from the Real User Monitoring (RUM) data that we started collecting in June last year.
To celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day, here’s what GOV.UK has been doing in the last year to make the site accessible for all users.
Here’s how we improved the feedback component on GOV.UK by making it more accessible and more resilient.
We explain what scroll tracking is, why the original scroll tracker wasn't fit for purpose, why we built a new one, and some of the complexities involved.