Artificial intelligence in government could work if done right
The deployment of AI can be fraught with risk, however, we won't know unless we try.
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The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) says it is preparing to deploy “artificial intelligence” to “humanise government” when it comes to interactions with citizens.
AI is a burning hot commodity right now and questions remain over its effectiveness and safety, as well as what it is.
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Artificial intelligence in government could work if done right
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