Government
Government leads on AI governance and policy — the APS AI Framework sets the standard — but low investment constrains deployment breadth.
Composite
71.8
out of 100
MaturingDimension Scores
Click any score to see whyVertical tick on bars indicates national average. Incidents: higher = fewer incidents.
Key Insight — Q2 2026
Government stands out on Governance (100.0, +45.9 vs national), but has the most ground to gain on Adoption (62.6, -5.6 vs national).
Cross-Dimension Analysis
1 signalGovernance leadership combined with strong adoption creates a durable competitive moat.
This industry has paired mature governance (Governance ≥ 65) with broad deployment (Adoption ≥ 60) — the pattern KPMG AU identifies as "AI Leaders" in its Q2 2026 Pulse Survey. Organisations in this zone face fewer regulatory headwinds, attract higher-quality AI talent (LinkedIn Economic Graph: AI skills premium +25% where governance is documented), and convert AI investment to measurable ROI faster than peers.
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🏢 Government AI Maturity — AEAI Q2 2026
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Free to cite with attributionAustralian Enterprise AI Index. (2026). Government sector AI maturity (Q2 2026: 71.8/100). AEAI. https://corporateai.com.au/industry/government
Australian Enterprise AI Index 2026, Government sector AI maturity (Q2 2026: 71.8/100), AEAI, viewed 13 June 2026, <https://corporateai.com.au/industry/government>.
Source: Australian Enterprise AI Index (AEAI), Q2 2026 — https://corporateai.com.au/industry/government
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