AI · Parliament · Evidence

Who asks about public AI?

The monitor places published public-sector AI systems alongside parliamentary questions and answers. It creates a link only where an exact public identifier or relationship supports it.

  • exact DIP identifiers only
  • evidence on every relation
  • no name matching
  • no generative AI
Data state 20 July 2026DIP observed since 13 July 2026
published AI systems350public Systempass cohort
AI question procedures563intrinsic AI matches in the DIP cohort
reported as answered in DIP558procedure status, not an exact answer pair
exact question–answer pairs85through published DIP relationships
open or unanswered5according to published DIP status
Two public cohorts

Visibility on both sides. No invented bridge.

The two rails show the size of the observed cohorts. The space between them shows the number of exactly evidenced system-to-procedure links—not an assessment of parliamentary attention.

Public AI system profiles350
exact bridge0

No system is assigned to a procedure solely through its name, authority or topic.

Parliamentary AI question procedures563
Timeline

AI questions by year

DIP procedure date
11997
382018
742019
572020
292021
362022
802023
872024
882025
732026
Answer evidence

Observed response time

exact separate pairs only
0–14 days8
15–21 days25
22–30 days32
31–45 days15
46+ days5

123 bundled question-and-answer positions remain without a calculated duration.

DIP data & citation

Inspectable and citable.

Download the DIP-derived question and answer evidence or copy the short reference. Individual procedures retain permanent dossiers and DIP evidence.

The system context is not offered as an export. MaKI does not publish an unambiguous redistribution licence at the endpoint used here; the primary source's terms apply to its original data.
i6eal (2026): Public AI accountability monitor — 350 published AI system profiles and 563 parliamentary AI question procedures, data state 20 July 2026. https://i6eal.de/en/tools/ki-rechenschaftsmonitor/

Clearly explained

Does the monitor prove that a specific AI system was scrutinised by Parliament?
Only when an exact public identifier, official URL or explicit crosswalk connects the system to the procedure. Names, ministries and topic similarity are not sufficient.
Does no link mean that a system was not scrutinised?
No. It means only that no defensible system-to-procedure relationship was observed in the bounded evaluated sources.
Why are ‘answered’ and ‘exact answer pair’ different?
‘Answered’ is a published procedure status. A calculable duration additionally requires separate dated question and answer records with the same exact DIP procedure identifier.
Why do bundled question-and-answer positions have no duration?
A bundled position does not expose question and answer as two separate dated records. Even where additional positions exist, no duration is calculated without an exact separate relationship. Showing zero days would create false precision.
Is the cohort complete?
No. The monitor covers the declared AI cohort in completely retrieved DIP procedure states and the current public Systempass cohort. Related DIP positions are backfilled in bounded rotating batches; the dataset discloses their extent and coverage in machine-readable form. Other parliaments and unpublished procedures remain outside its coverage.
Does the monitor use generative AI?
No. Collection, classification, normalization, linking, archiving and rendering follow deterministic, versioned rules.
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