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Public-sector AI use

Where the German state already uses AI.

The public-sector AI register makes published profiles from federal, state and municipal bodies individually inspectable, with a stable identifier, lifecycle, governance fields and direct original evidence.

Source checked 01 Sept 2026, 09:27Original MaKI source ↗Data schema ki-verwaltungsradar.public-index.v1
published profiles403individual MaKI records, not an estimated total population
operational170status stated in the published profile
named authorities109exact authority names, never automatically merged
risk not published64missing means neither low nor high risk
The critical boundary

Published does not mean complete.

The register shows the published MaKI stock. It is neither a complete inventory of German public administration nor an independent legal assessment.

Profile ≠ full inventory
From idea to operation

The published AI lifecycle

Every profile remains in the stage reported by the publishing body. Operational status is a source statement, not a technical verification by i6eal.

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Idea & needneed described, implementation still open
46
02
Planning & PoCconcept, pilot or proof of concept
53
03
Developmentsystem is being built or tested
123
04
Operationalreported as in productive use
170
05
Retiredreported as no longer in use
11
Federal distribution

What states and municipalities make visible

The map counts only profiles with a published federal state. Federal profiles stay separate because they must not be assigned to one state.

Map of published public-sector AI system profiles in GermanyState and municipal profiles: 105 profiles. Federal profiles: 298 profiles. Schleswig-Holstein: 3 published state and municipal profilesHamburg: 2 published state and municipal profilesNiedersachsen: 20 published state and municipal profilesBremen: 1 published state and municipal profilesNordrhein-Westfalen: 27 published state and municipal profilesHessen: 5 published state and municipal profilesRheinland-Pfalz: 3 published state and municipal profilesBaden-Württemberg: 18 published state and municipal profilesBayern: 11 published state and municipal profilesSaarland: 4 published state and municipal profilesBerlin: 0 published state and municipal profilesBrandenburg: 0 published state and municipal profilesMecklenburg-Vorpommern: 10 published state and municipal profilesSachsen: 0 published state and municipal profilesSachsen-Anhalt: 1 published state and municipal profilesThüringen: 0 published state and municipal profiles
Publication density

Which fields are actually populated

The bars count published information. They assess neither quality nor legal compliance of an individual system.

Application area403 / 403
AI method357 / 403
Contractor use340 / 403
Risk classification339 / 403
Data-protection statement326 / 403
Fundamental-rights review290 / 403
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