Using artificial intelligence to improve public safety of first responders
The biggest challenge faced by modern fire agencies is capturing and updating fire perimeters to be certain where a fire is and where it’s headed. The BC Wildfire Service is using artificial intelligence with satellite imagery to update the perimeters of active wildfires and improve situational awareness.
Learn how machine learning is being used to create an accurate picture of active fires and free up aircraft to be used for suppression efforts and public safety.
AI in the B.C. government
Learn the basics of AI
Learn about AI in the B.C. government, including key definitions, tools and opportunities for use.
Our 6 guiding principles
Our guiding principles ensure the use of AI is governed with clear values, ethics and rules.
Ministry success stories
Our success stories highlight the key results achieved when AI and human intelligence work together.
AI guidance for responsible use
The benefit of any AI tool depends on its careful and responsible use. BC Public Service employees must follow all guidance when integrating AI in their work.
Interim guidance on generative AI
Generative AI creates new content like text and images based on language prompts, but it may not be accurate. Our interim guidance addresses that potential risk.
Virtual meeting guidance
Virtual meetings are part of our daily work. Emerging productivity tools like meeting bots or virtual assistants must follow appropriate use to reduce risk.
Share your AI success
Does your team already use AI? Share your story on our blog.
Connect with us
Have questions? Get in touch with the Ministry of Citizens’ Services’ Strategic Policy, Privacy and Legislation branch.