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How governments can work with automation and AI

24jan13:3014:45How governments can work with automation and AI13:30 - 14:45 View in my time Event Organized ByGlobal Government Forum

Event Details

Governments around the world are examining the potential to use technologies like artificial intelligence and automation to speed up the delivery of public services by reducing the need for staff to undertake repetitive tasks to both improve service delivery and reduce costs.

However, implementation of such new technologies is often difficult in government, where introducing changes to existing systems or getting funding for capital investment can often be difficult.

This session will look at both real life examples of where government departments and agencies have used automation and AI to unlock improvements in public services, and how they did it.

Join this session to find out:

Where in government automation and AI can be used – from automating tasks to analysing data The advantages and challenges to implementing automation and AI in government Examples of how government has implemented AI and the benefits of use.

Time

24 January 2023 13:30 - 14:45

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Organizer

Global Government Forum

Global Government Forum exists to help leaders across national public sector organisations to learn from the work of their peers overseas, and to build links with fellow civil servants in other countries. We help people identify the tools and innovations to overcome the challenges they face, and provide an environment where they can exchange ideas about what works – and what doesn’t. Our webinars bring together public servants to dive into policy areas and share ideas on how governments can tackle some of the biggest challenges of the 21st century.

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