AI use policy — Winnipeg, Manitoba

Does the municipality have a policy governing its own use of AI?

No adopted policy has been confirmed for Winnipeg — the documents below are unconfirmed leads or supporting material (checked 2026-05-26).

AI challenge accepted

City announces six AI pilot projects in response to the Mayor's AI challenge to improve customer service (311 chat agent, police non-emergency voice agent, permit evaluation, road-condition monitoring, call-sentiment analysis, invoice processing). Describes phased oversight but no adopted AI governing policy.

New AI Chatbot pilot improves access to information on City services and programs

City launches a Google Gemini-powered AI chatbot pilot on winnipeg.ca, available 24/7 in 17 languages, to help residents find services and forms. One of the six AI pilots; no governance framework stated.

City saves money with AI-powered invoice automation

City moves to implement an AI-powered invoice automation system after a successful pilot projected to save over $730,000. A deployment, not a governing AI policy.

Winnipeg Police Service expands testing of AI-powered interactive voice agent (IVA) for non-emergency line

Winnipeg Police Service expands testing of an AI voice agent on its non-emergency line to divert routine calls. A pilot deployment, not a governing AI policy.

Machine-readable: ai-policy.json · Official website: https://winnipeg.ca · Last verified 2026-05-26 · AI use policy in other municipalities