FFMA

Future Fund Management Agency

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What the statement says

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The Future Fund Management Agency says it uses AI mainly for workplace productivity and corporate enabling work --- coding, research, writing and routine tasks --- plus an in-house digital collaboration tool that synthesises proprietary data into insights. It has no individual customers, and any AI-generated output used in public communications is reviewed and checked by staff, with human oversight and governance-led review. read by Claude Opus 5

What it says AI is used for

  • Analytics for insights
  • Workplace productivity
  • Corporate and enabling

Public-facing AI: yes, with human reviewcommits to a human intermediary

Safeguards named: human review of outputs, privacy or security controls

Against the Standard 7/8

  • Present:Intentions behind AI use
  • Present:Use classified by DTA usage pattern or domain
  • Present:Public-facing use addressed
  • Present:Monitoring and protection measures
  • Present:Compliance with the policy
  • Present:Compliance with legislation
  • Missing:Date last updated
  • Present:Public contact

What the policy requiresPolicy v2.0

Accountable official
not mentioned
Strategic position on AI
not mentioned
AI use-case register
not mentioned
Staff training
not mentioned
Policy version referenced
unspecified version

What the AI Plan asksAI Plan

Chief AI Officer
not mentioned

Currency as of 29 Aug 2026

Review cadence
annually and when the approach changes
Says it was last updated
no date given
Last change we observed
none since tracking began
Updated since policy 2.0
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Commitments

  • human oversightAny AI-generated outputs used in public communications are reviewed and checked by Agency staff
  • human oversightMonitor effectiveness and responsible use of deployed AI through human oversight and governance-led review
  • willReview this statement annually, on significant change to our AI approach, or on new DTA guidance

The statement

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The Digital Transformation Agency's (“DTA”) ‘Policy for the responsible use of AI in government’ (“the Policy”) outlines Australia's approach to leading Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) adoption responsibly, and works to ensure its safe and ethical use. Transparency about the use of AI, and the potential impact it can have on the public is key to building public trust and is a primary focus of the Policy. (Template language)

In compliance with DTA’s requirement, the Future Fund Management Agency (“FFMA”) has published this AI Transparency Statement to explain our use of AI and the steps we have taken to ensure its safe application. FFMA maintains alignment with applicable laws, regulations and requirements as set out in the Policy, and monitors the effectiveness and responsible use of deployed AI technology through human oversight and governance-led review.

FFMA's definition of AI is informed by the guidelines provided by the DTA, as outlined in the Policy.

How we utilise AI technology at FFMA

FFMA seeks to leverage AI to enhance its operations and investment capabilities, where appropriate. The primary use of AI is in the domains of workplace productivity, corporate and enabling, as specified by the DTA, by providing tools that aid in coding, research, writing and routine tasks. This enables staff to focus more on high-value activities that align with FFMA's purpose of investing for the benefit of future generations of Australians.

An example of how FFMA uses AI is the introduction of a purpose-built digital collaboration tool. Recognising the need for a secure, tailored approach, this AI solution was developed in-house by the Agency to draw data from our proprietary information. This synthesises extensive amounts of information to deliver actionable insights within a protected environment.

This AI Transparency Statement describes how FFMA’s use of AI may affect public interactions with FFMA. FFMA engages with the public primarily through communications, such as:

• Annual reports: FFMA publishes detailed annual reports that outline investment performance, organisational strategies, and other insights into the performance and operations of FFMA.
• Media releases: FFMA may issue press releases and publicly available statements to announce developments and updates on its performance, ensuring the public is informed about its activities.
• Website: FFMA maintains an external website that offers access to reports, investment performance, legislation and governance related information, media updates and a careers portal.

FFMA does not have individual customers or clients. For transparency and communications with the public as noted above, if AI technologies are used, any output(s) generated by an AI technology are reviewed and checked by Agency staff.

How to contact us about our use of AIAlso appears in 2 other agenciesACQSCHEALTHDIRECT

For enquiries, please contact us using one of the options provided here.

This statement will be reviewed annually, when we make a significant change to our approach to AI, or when guidance from DTA is received that impacts this statement.

Published 28th of February 2026

Statement text © Future Fund Management Agency, reproduced for transparency tracking (most agency content is CC BY 4.0 — check the original for specifics).

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