Artificial Intelligence in government: A force for good?

Artificial Intelligence in government: A force for good?

Artificial Intelligence is increasingly used not only by businesses, but also by governments. This has raised some ethical concerns on citizen privacy, biases in policy, and discrimination. But can AI also be a force for good?

Governments are starting to use Artificial Intelligence (AI). We see more and more citizen services based on online chatbots, image recognition, or smart recommendation systems based on AI.

This is naturally raising some concerns: Will the privacy of citizens be invaded? Will government decisions become less fair? And can AI be understood by regular people?

In this lecture we will analyze the risks, but also highlight the potential benefits, of AI in government.

Based on the most recent available research, and drawing on examples from Europe, China, and the United States, we will discuss whether AI in government can be a force for good that can help us, for example to reach the important objectives of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

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Teknologi og Innovation

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Voksne
Unge (inkl. ungdomsuddannelser)

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45 minutes

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Rony Medaglia

Ansættelsessted

Copenhagen Business School

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