fabsssss/uk-algorithmic-transparency
UK Algorithmic Transparency Corpus Every published record under the UK's Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS), structured as an open corpus: which public bodies have disclosed which algorithmic and AI tools, and when. ATRS records 136 Distinct publishing bodies 73 Source GOV.UK ATRS records Licence Open Government Licence v3.0 Why The ATRS is the UK government's standard for publishing how the public sector uses algorithmic… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/fabsssss/uk-algorithmic-transparency.
UK Algorithmic Transparency Corpus
Every published record under the UK's Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS), structured as an open corpus: which public bodies have disclosed which algorithmic and AI tools, and when.
Why
The ATRS is the UK government's standard for publishing how the public sector uses algorithmic tools in decisions that affect people. It is the closest thing to a public register of government AI, and it is growing. But it is published as a set of individual records, not as a dataset you can analyse. This assembles the full set into one structured corpus: publishing body, tool name, description and date per record.
The picture
136 records span 73 distinct public bodies, led by DSIT, DWP, the Money and Pensions Service, DfE, DESNZ and DBT. The corpus is the base for asking the questions the individual records cannot: which parts of government are most transparent about their AI, what kinds of tools recur, and how disclosure is growing over time.
Files
data/atrs_records.json/.csv— structured recordsscripts/harvest.py— reproducible harvest from the GOV.UK Search API
Reproduce
python3 scripts/harvest.pyContains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Independent, self-initiated open research by Tesseract Academy.