Renewable Energy Power Generation Estimation Using Consensus Algorithm

AI adoption and diffusion in public administration: A systematic literature review and future research agenda

“…The common agreement between scholars is that automation using AI is only appropriate for repetitive and low discretionary tasks (Ahmad, Najm-ul-Islam, & Ahmed, 2017;. Gesk & Leyer, 2022's analysis shows citizen disposition towards humans for delivery of specific public services while the acceptance of AI for general services is inhibited by "fear of failure" (p. 8) reflecting citizen's perception of AI's inability to handle exceptions.…”

“…Higher discretionary tasks that may directly impact an individual or community are typically characterised by fuzzy success criteria and multiple interdependent systems that are difficult to model . The use of AI as an augmented decision-support system for such tasks has immense benefits for generating hybrid knowledge combining complex analytical correlational options and human contextual intelligence (Ahmad et al, 2017;. The tensions arise between those seeking to implement AI for generating novel inputs to public decision-making versus those seeking efficiency (James & Whelan, 2022;.…”

“…• Automation of repetitive and low discretionary tasks • Augmentation for higher discretionary tasks • Tensions between cost and efficiency motives versus novel inputs to decision making and protecting citizens from algorithmic harm • Impact on the labour markets (Ahmad et al, 2017;James & Whelan, 2022; Nudging versus autonomy…”