On the issue of the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies in public administration at the federal and regional levels: theoretical and regulatory aspects

When implementing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, government agencies and other actors in the public administration sector face many barriers and challenges, including the need to adapt professional culture and operational models. A key factor for successful AI integration is the availability of high-quality data that ensures the effective functioning of technologies. The article highlights the importance of using AI technologies to optimize the activities of public administration entities, which determines the need for training government (municipal) employees and other employees to improve their skills and professional culture. The diversity of opinions about the essence of new information technologies and their application at SSU also creates difficulties. There are different approaches to understanding AI, but its role in modern conditions is becoming increasingly important. The article presents concepts and terms characterizing AI, describes the regulatory framework, including national standards in the field of creation and application of AI technologies, including for the functioning of large generative models. Special attention is paid to the problems and prospects of creating and using AI models in the field of public administration at the federal, regional and municipal levels.

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Sibirskaya finansovaya shkola
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.34020/1993-4386-2025-1-128-141
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2
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Legal and Policy Issues
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On the issue of the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies in public administration at the federal and regional levels: theoretical and regulatory aspects

Oksana Takhumova, N. V. Fadeikina, G. A. Fadeikin
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Legal and Policy Issues
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On the issue of the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies in public administration at the federal and regional levels: theoretical and regulatory aspects

Oksana Takhumova, N. V. Fadeikina, G. A. Fadeikin
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Abstract

When implementing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, government agencies and other actors in the public administration sector face many barriers and challenges, including the need to adapt professional culture and operational models. A key factor for successful AI integration is the availability of high-quality data that ensures the effective functioning of technologies. The article highlights the importance of using AI technologies to optimize the activities of public administration entities, which determines the need for training government (municipal) employees and other employees to improve their skills and professional culture. The diversity of opinions about the essence of new information technologies and their application at SSU also creates difficulties. There are different approaches to understanding AI, but its role in modern conditions is becoming increasingly important. The article presents concepts and terms characterizing AI, describes the regulatory framework, including national standards in the field of creation and application of AI technologies, including for the functioning of large generative models. Special attention is paid to the problems and prospects of creating and using AI models in the field of public administration at the federal, regional and municipal levels.

Sibirskaya finansovaya shkola(1)
Kuban State Agrarian University (RU), Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Legal and Policy Issues
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