What does the Service Standard say about choosing AI technology?
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Point 11 requires teams to choose tools that create a high-quality service cost-effectively, understand how their technology works — including AI — preserve future choice (avoid lock-in via open standards), and consider impacts on user experience, inclusion, and the reliability of information or decisions about users.
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Primary (how) Service Standard: 11. Choose the right tools and technology
Section: 11. Choose the right tools and technology
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Secondary (normative) Service Standard: 11. Choose the right tools and technology
Section: 11. Choose the right tools and technology
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Secondary (normative) Service Standard: 11. Choose the right tools and technology
Section: 11. Choose the right tools and technology
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