CHALLENGES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE WORK OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

In the paper, the author deals with the current issue of introducing artificial intelligence in the work of public administration, as a logical process of upgrading the digital transformation of public administration in a global framework. Starting from the fact that modern public administration is called upon to fulfil several key characteristics: to be efficient, transparent, inclusive, service-oriented, and above all, legally regulated. The author points out that the introduction of digital technologies, automated systems, artificial intelligence and interoperable databases can advance these goals. However, she points out that for the introduction of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in public administration, several assumptions need to be met: the existence of a clear political will for implementation; continuous development of the technical infrastructure; providing big data and interoperability at all levels; educated public servants and citizens to provide and use such services and of course on a clear, predictable and integrated legal framework.

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SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
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2025-10-01
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CHALLENGES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE WORK OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Anastazija Anastasovska Kostovska
SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
E-Government and Public Services
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CHALLENGES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE WORK OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Anastazija Anastasovska Kostovska
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Abstract

In the paper, the author deals with the current issue of introducing artificial intelligence in the work of public administration, as a logical process of upgrading the digital transformation of public administration in a global framework. Starting from the fact that modern public administration is called upon to fulfil several key characteristics: to be efficient, transparent, inclusive, service-oriented, and above all, legally regulated. The author points out that the introduction of digital technologies, automated systems, artificial intelligence and interoperable databases can advance these goals. However, she points out that for the introduction of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in public administration, several assumptions need to be met: the existence of a clear political will for implementation; continuous development of the technical infrastructure; providing big data and interoperability at all levels; educated public servants and citizens to provide and use such services and of course on a clear, predictable and integrated legal framework.

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