Machine Learning (ML) holds great potential for statistical organisations. It can make the production of statistics more efficient by automating specific processes or assisting humans in carrying out the process. It also allows statistical organisations to use new types of data such as social media data and imagery. Many national statistical offices (NSOs) are investigating how ML can be used to increase the relevance and quality of official statistics in an environment of growing demands for trusted information, rapidly developing and accessible technologies, and numerous competitors. Machine learning is revolutionising the way statistical organisations produce statistics.