The role of artificial intelligence in administive organization and combating corruption

Efforts to reduce the phenomenon of corruption and organize administration are among the most important goals that the state and institutions strive to develop. They use the most effective deterrents possible to achieve stability in administration and governance at a level that ensures organized work, quick completion, and minimal effort. This is to reach the triad of development: (education, health, security). Corruption negatively affects various aspects, including administrative, political, economic, and social dimensions, leading to failures in the systems of administration and governance. A historical review of the development of organizational methods in administration and governance reveals a clear progression: from traditional methods characterized by dominance, authoritarianism, and centralization to the distribution and division of powers, decentralization, governance, and reaching electronic administrations and artificial intelligence. This progression indicates continuous development and the expanding scope of work and requirements on one side, and the expansion and development of corruption methods, breaches, and embezzlements on the other. The emergence of artificial intelligence is considered a development within the framework of evolving organizational methods in administration, combating corruption, and mitigating threats. AI represents an advanced level of organizing operations, data, and results and utilizing them with less effort due to its high and precise capabilities. The use of AI in this context serves as a double-edged sword: it organizes administrative work and combats extremism and corruption by monitoring threats, risks, and overseeing administrative and financial operations, among others. Despite the advancements and services provided by AI in administrative organization and combating corruption, there are still concerns and challenges regarding its full utilization. Some countries, especially in the third world, do not fully rely on AI for several reasons, The most important of them: Lack of usability, Lack of trust in electronic devices and programs for artificial intelligence. Therefore, what artificial intelligence achieves has consequences that may be positive or negative, Or there are challenges that hinder its application, which has raised concerns about the full use of artificial intelligence.