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The Four E-Pillars of AI Adoption: a GTF Government AI Handbook suggestion
Building on the Lab discussion, GTF proposes a specific approach to adopting AI by governments of all levels — the Four E-Pillars. The Four E-Pillars — namely, Enable, Embrace, Encourage, and Empower — are an element of a possible universal response to these weaknesses. As a general methodology, they can inspire practical solutions on all levels, from municipal to national.
Leonardo Quattrucci: “I would like for governments to be seen as adopters of technology, rather than just producers of policies and regulations.”
In the Interview, Leonardo Quattrucci discusses the challenges and strategies surrounding the implementation of AI in government. He emphasizes that AI adoption in the public sector is more about organizational change than technology itself.
Sandro Saitta, PhD: “Every AI Project is an R&D Project”
Sandro Saitta, CEO and founder of viadata, lecturer at Business School Lausanne and HEC Lausanne, and a co-founder of the Swiss Association of Analytics, discusses AI adoption with the Government Tomorrow Forum’s Technologies for Governments Lab.
GTF Technologies for Governments Lab first meeting in Tampere, Finland
Experts discussed how AI technologies could revolutionize everything from public service delivery to urban planning. A notable emphasis was placed on the need for governments to not only understand AI's capabilities but also to integrate these technologies thoughtfully and ethically into their operations.
Government Tomorrow Forum and the City of Tampere (Finland) launch the GTF Technologies for Governments Lab
The GTF Technologies for Governments Lab (GTF Tampere Lab) is created to explore and analyze the impact of cutting-edge technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, robotics, nano, and others, on government services and processes.
Carsten Claus: "Citizens are not marketing material for tourism and investment promotions, but actors with a say"
“As a citizen, you are part of a country's tax base, and there is a lifelong contract issued by one side. And depending on the government, it might not even end when you move away. “
Igor Lys: “Governments are the bearers of the ultimate responsibility in a world full of unpredictable dangers”
“Everyone must play a role, but at the end of the day, everybody turns to the governments for solutions because through power and reach, it is they who are responsible for maintaining stability and ensuring growth and development.”
Ryan North: "The government of tomorrow is responsive and responsible"
“I look at the greatest technologies we have, and they've all been made by human brains. Best technology we have right there, and we didn't even have to invent it. So if I'm in charge of my civilization, I want to have the best and healthiest human brains going.”
Louis Bachelier Institute becomes Government Tomorrow Forum's official economic research partner
Government Tomorrow Forum is proud to sign an economic research partnership agreement with Louis Bachelier Institute, one of France's leading financial and economic think tanks.