# AiSewak Promotes 30-Day Government AI Pilot

AiSewak describes a 30-day approach to piloting government AI, contrasting it with an 18–36-month procurement timeline. On days 8–14, the AI operates in shadow mode: it listens to live calls and drafts responses but routes none, allowing performance to be assessed before the system affects citizens. The signal identifies no participating agency, solicitation, pricing, or procurement vehicle, so it describes a proposed pilot approach rather than a specific government acquisition or award.

- Procurement teams can use the shadow-mode sequence as a model for evaluating AI performance on live interactions before authorizing citizen-facing use.
- Contractors offering similar pilots should note that the signal provides no cost, evaluation criteria, or contracting path; these details would need to be established for a specific procurement.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Information Technology
**Topics:** Artificial Intelligence
**Published:** October 06, 2026

### Vendors
- AiSewak (Proposer of a 30-day government AI pilot roadmap)

### Key Quotes
> Proof comes before any citizen impact.
> — AiSewak

### Sources
- [Government AI procurement runs 18 to 36 months. A pilot does not have to. AiSewak's 30-day roadmap spends days 8 to 14 in shadow mode: the AI listens to live calls and drafts responses, but routes none. Proof comes before any citizen impact. https://t.co/agGRtQ4JRJ](https://x.com/Aisewak/status/2107396104325148791) - twitter-fed-procurement