AI in the Government sector

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The deployment of AI in the Government sector is supported in transport and traffic optimization, predictive maintenance of public infrastructure and customer service activities. However still is not used for the sensitive decisions related to the justice systems.

AI capabilities can help the Government sector institutions improve data analytics and generate actionable insights. These insights can be used in all government aspects starting from optimized operations and management to deriving value of programs and helping the population to address different issues.

How AI can be used in the Government sector? The most popular examples identified by BlueLife AI include but not limited to the following:

• Identifying spreading diseases early;
• Generating dynamic data dashboards to help answer citizen questions;
• ‘Listening’ to social media for public feedback on government-relevant topics and for quick notifications of emergency situations;
• Preventing cyber attacks by learning what malicious behavior is;
• Helping to speed up HR paperwork;
• Enabling self-driving shuttles that could bring citizens to and from transit stations;
• Identifying fraudulent benefits claims;
• Connecting hard-to-reach citizens to government services;
• Quickly complying and analyzing police body cam evidence;
• Predicting traffic congestion and car accidents;
• Anticipating road infrastructure maintenance/replacement needs;
• Predicting crime and suggesting optimal police patrol presence;
• Anticipating water infrastructure failures.

Want to read more? Check out these articles:

• The Citizen’s Perspective on the Use of AI in Government:

• Automation Beyond the Physical: AI in the Public Sector:

• How Artificial Intelligence Can Transform Government:

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