Kratt

A metaphor used by the report to describe AI systems as software agents that automate tasks, learn from data, and can assist or replace human operators in narrow domains; the report contrasts Kratt‑type systems with conventional automation and stresses the need to capture these characteristics in terminology for regulation and procurement.

A locally adopted metaphor used in the strategy to denote AI systems, methods and reusable building blocks intended for public‑sector reuse; the term frames AI assets produced and shared across government for decision support, automation and interoperable deployments.

An operational shorthand used in the strategy for narrow, task‑oriented AI systems implemented in public services and other domains; the term frames the programme of pilot deployments, reusable components and service integrations promoted by the Action Plan.