Artificial Intelligence, Public Administration, and the Rule of Law

Meneceur, Yannick

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“…According to Kotsis (2024), possessing scientific literacy enables politicians to effectively interact with specialists, evaluate the credibility of scientific assertions, and make educated choices that align with society's needs and ideals. Governments may foster innovation and mitigate risks associated with AI technology by making policy choices grounded on robust scientific data (Meneceur, 2023). In order to be effective, regulations must strike a balance between promoting developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and tackling the accompanying issues, like data privacy, prejudice, and job displacement.…”

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The Scientific Literacy Enables Policymakers to Legislate on Artificial Intelligence

Kotsis

2024

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This research emphasises the significance of scientific literacy for policymakers about the future trajectory of artificial intelligence. The ethical concerns surrounding the development of artificial intelligence are of utmost importance due to its potential social effect. Integrating AI systems into many sectors of society, such as healthcare and banking, necessitates adherence to ethical principles. Strict ethical frameworks must be implemented alongside the development of AI to safeguard against biases, privacy infringement, and ethical shortcomings. Researchers, developers, and policymakers must exercise constant vigilance to address concerns about transparency, accountability, and justice in AI systems. The ethical ramifications of artificial intelligence (AI) transcend technology, including significant ethical considerations for both people and society. Active engagement in ethical deliberations among stakeholders involved in AI development is of utmost importance to guarantee AI's responsible and sustainable deployment. This is a pivotal element in realising the whole potential of AI for the betterment of society. Politicians must comprehensively understand the scientific ideas behind AI to enact legislation in this field effectively. Article visualizations:<img src="/-counters-/edu/0118/a.php" alt="Hit counter" />

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The Scientific Literacy Enables Policymakers to Legislate on Artificial Intelligence

Kotsis

2024

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Building Trust and Credibility

Demir

2024

Revolutionizing the Service Industry WTH OpenAI Models

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This chapter aims to elucidate the ethical imperatives in deploying AI technologies within the service sector. By examining a spectrum of ethical dimensions, ranging from transparency and fairness to privacy and accountability, this study provides a comprehensive framework for fostering trust and credibility in AI-driven service offerings. This chapter offers actionable guidance to stakeholders seeking to navigate the ethical complexities of AI integration. Furthermore, it aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding the development of ethical AI guidelines and policies tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities within the service industry. The progression of this chapter is structured around a holistic exploration of ethical considerations pertinent to AI deployment in the service industry.

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Artificial Intelligence, Public Administration, and the Rule of Law

Cited by 2 publications

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The Scientific Literacy Enables Policymakers to Legislate on Artificial Intelligence

The Scientific Literacy Enables Policymakers to Legislate on Artificial Intelligence

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