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Privacy Notice: Test, Learn, and Grow AI Frontline Service Accelerator User Research

Cabinet Office Investment Security Unit · 2026-05-21 · UK · verified record

Themes: Cross-sector · Investment security

Ecosystems: UK NSI Act

Privacy Notice for Test, Learn, and Grow AI and Data Driven Frontline Service Accelerator

Privacy Notice: Test, Learn, and Grow AI Frontline Service Accelerator User Research Published 21 May 2026 AI and Data Driven Frontline Service Accelerator: User Research How to read this notice This notice is written so children and adults can both read it. The main text uses everyday words. Where there is extra detail you might want (like the laws we follow or how we keep your data safe) we have put it in shaded boxes like this one. You can skip the boxes if you do not need them. 1. Who we are We work for the Cabinet Office and Public Digital. These are organisations that help the government make services better for people. We are working together on a project called Test, Learn, and Grow. [Illustration: Two cartoon characters wave hello outside a red-brick building marked “OFFICE,” both smiling warmly. One wears a green jacket with a “Cabinet Office” name badge; the other wears a blue shirt with a “Public Digital” badge — introducing the two teams behind the project.] Both organisations look after your information together. If you want to ask us something, start with the Cabinet Office — their details are at the end of this notice. The Law The Cabinet Office and Public Digital are joint controllers of your personal data under the UK GDPR. A controller is the organisation that decides how and why your personal data is used. Our full contact details are at the end of this notice. 2. What this project is about Local councils help families and children who need support. Sometimes it is hard for them to spot who needs help early enough — especially when someone needs support from more than one service. We want to find out if sharing data between services, and using computers to spot patterns in it, can help councils find families who need support sooner. The goal is to step in earlier, before problems get worse. [Illustration: A friendly cartoon robot holds up a magnifying glass outside a red-brick “COUNCIL” building, with glowing dotted lines linking it to floating icons of a house, a school, and a family.…

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