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SuperAI helps public-sector teams frame a question, compare scoped AI-assisted perspectives, and prepare a brief for human review. Start with governance, privacy, procurement, or public-service needs; each profile shows what is defined and what is still in development.

Start with a bounded public question

For example: “What evidence, review steps, and procurement questions should we define before considering an AI-assisted service?” This is an illustrative starting brief, not a customer case or a claim of completed government work.

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Perspectives to consider

8.1In development

Communities, Infrastructure & Environment

Civic Engagement & Public Services

This profile covers Civic Engagement & Public Services. Design public participation and service improvement around community needs.

Proposed scope

We haven’t built and tested this specialty yet. You can include it in a brief for a person to scope with you.

What to expect
  • Proposed engagement plan
  • Service improvement questions
  • Feedback and accountability measures

Proposed specialty

7.2Defined assisted scope

Governance, Legal & Trust

Legal Research & Regulatory Mapping

This profile covers Legal Research & Regulatory Mapping. Identify communications risks that need specialist review.

Current scope

Current scope is communications risk screening. Dedicated legal research, comprehensive regulatory mapping and legal advice are outside scope.

What to expect
  • Policy-based risk findings
  • Evidence and uncertainty record
  • Questions for qualified review

Analysis, planning & review

7.4Defined assisted scope

Governance, Legal & Trust

Privacy & Data Governance

This profile covers Privacy & Data Governance. Define how data can be used, retained and shared.

Current scope

Current scope is data-governance and communications-risk assessment. It does not change permissions or certify legal compliance.

What to expect
  • Data classification and lineage
  • Privacy and retention requirements
  • Access and sharing review

Analysis, planning & review

6.3Defined assisted scope

Operations, People & Learning

Procurement & Vendor Management

This profile covers Procurement & Vendor Management. Assess whether a software integration meets entry requirements.

Current scope

Current scope is technical software admission. Supplier sourcing, purchasing, contract negotiation and commercial vendor management remain outside scope.

What to expect
  • Technical admission review
  • Evidence and control gaps
  • Integration review recommendation

Analysis, planning & review

2.7In development

Finance, Capital & Investment

Grants & Philanthropic Funding

This profile covers Grants & Philanthropic Funding. Organize funding opportunities into qualified proposals.

Proposed scope

This specialty is in development. Grant qualification and proposal preparation are defined in a design brief, not a connected funding service.

What to expect
  • Proposed opportunity shortlist
  • Eligibility and evidence checklist
  • Application or sponsorship outline

Proposed specialty

7.7Defined assisted scope

Governance, Legal & Trust

Compliance & Audit Readiness

This profile covers Compliance & Audit Readiness. Organize technical controls and evidence for review.

Current scope

Current scope is technical admission and communications controls. It is not an independent audit opinion or certification of regulatory compliance.

What to expect
  • Admission and control findings
  • Evidence completeness review
  • Remediation and review questions

Analysis, planning & review

7.5Defined assisted scope

Governance, Legal & Trust

Responsible AI & Ethics

This profile covers Responsible AI & Ethics. Evaluate AI behavior with evidence and human oversight.

Current scope

Current scope is bounded AI risk, behavior quality and oversight design. Broader social and ethical questions may require additional specialist input.

What to expect
  • AI risk findings
  • Behavioral evaluation criteria
  • Oversight and review requirements

Analysis, planning & review

Keep public accountability in the process

Outputs prepared for public bodies may be public records under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. Related deliberations may be subject to the open-meetings requirements of section 286.011, Florida Statutes.

Ask the public body’s counsel and records custodian how these requirements apply. Do not put exempt, confidential, or sensitive records in this brief. The public body retains its own procurement, records, meeting, and approval responsibilities.