Rules as Code Insights
12 insights in this series.
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What if Australia’s Budget tax changes were modelled as code?
What if Budget tax reforms were modelled as code?
CGT debate shows why governments need policy modelling
What if complex tax reforms could be tested before they became law?
Automating rules — why OpenFisca beats AI (and how to avoid another robodebt)
Why a logic-based approach is safer and better for rule automation than AI.
AI meets Rules as Code
Explore AI’s role in translating policy into code and the imperative of human oversight.
Rules as Code for US cybersecurity
US Executive Order puts Rules as Code front and centre for cybersecurity.
G7 Rules as Code policy brief
Find out about the Rules as Code recommendations for the G7 nations.
Policy2Code Prototyping Challenge
See the latest in AI and Rules as Code.
Rules as Code and Blawx
Find out about Blawx, an open source tool for Rules as Code.
Is Rules as Code living up to its potential?
Rules as Code has been the ‘hot new thing’ for a number of years now. So why isn’t it being extensively used around the world?
Rules as Code for aviation laws
Belgium’s Aviation Portal uses Rules as Code (RaC) to manage complex legal requirements for aircraft registration.
Policy modelling with Rules as Code (RaC)
PolicyEngine combines the traditional Rules as Code (RaC) application of benefit eligibility and calculation, with the power of policy reform modelling.
Welcome to Rules as Code Insights
Welcome to the first in our new series on Rules as Code (RaC).