AI-Driven Innovations in E-Government
- 26 December 2024
- book chapter
- Published by IGI Global Scientific Publishing
- p. 93-118
Abstract
As governments around the world embrace the digital revolution, AI-driven innovation emerges as a powerful tool for transforming public sector operations and e-government services. AI-driven innovation offers significant opportunities for governments, such as increasing operational efficiency, fostering citizen engagement, and enabling more effective decision-making. However, the integration of AI in the public sector also presents key challenges, such as data privacy concerns and algorithmic bias. This chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of AI integration in the public sector across various key domains. It explores both the significant opportunities and the critical considerations that governments must address to ensure the effective and ethical utilization of AI technologies.Keywords
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