As AI reaches government services, petabytes of raw government data have to become usable, high-quality corpora. SZSC built a provincial government corpus governance platform on MOI covering cleansing, annotation, quality inspection, classification and compliance review end to end.
Shenzhen Smart City Group is a state-owned technology enterprise and one of China's leading smart city solution providers, operating across 160+ cities with 70+ subsidiaries, 15 certified high-tech enterprises and a 4,100-person technical workforce, 37% of whom hold master's or doctoral degrees.
As AI transforms government services, SZSC faces a foundational challenge: turning petabytes of raw government data into high-quality, AI-ready corpus datasets that can power LLM-based applications across public safety, urban planning, transportation, healthcare, and citizen services. Government data is multi-modal (text, images, audio, video), scattered across dozens of agencies, subject to strict security and compliance requirements (classification, desensitization, audit trails), and must be processed through a rigorous pipeline-collection, cleaning, annotation, quality inspection, cataloging-before it can be used for model training or RAG applications.
SZSC built a Government Corpus Management Platform on OmniFabric-the first provincial-level government corpus governance platform-providing end-to-end corpus lifecycle management from raw data ingestion to AI-ready dataset delivery for downstream government AI applications.
SZSC launched the first government-domain corpus governance platform in Guangdong Province, establishing the standard for how public-sector data is transformed into AI-ready assets.
Government data organized into 15 industry categories, 11 thematic classifications, and 12 application scenarios-giving AI developers structured, discoverable, compliance-cleared corpus at scale.
End-to-end security-data classification, dynamic desensitization, lineage tracking, sandbox isolation, and audit trails-ensures every corpus dataset meets government data protection standards.