A study shows that generative artificial intelligence could bring significant benefits to public administration in Romania.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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According to the study conducted by Implement Consulting Group, the large-scale adoption of generative artificial intelligence in public administration in Romania could bring significant benefits, with an estimated potential gross value added of EUR 660 million over the next 10 years. However, there are still barriers to the widespread adoption of AI, such as lack of skills in the use of these tools, costs and security concerns.
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Studiu Google: Adoptarea AI de administratia publică din România ar genera un plus de valoare adăugată de 660 mil.euro în 10 ani. Un sfert din instituţiile publice au investit în soluţii AI, iar potentialul este de 70%
Studiu Google: Adoptarea AI de administratia publică din România ar genera un plus de valoare adăugată de 660 mil.euro în 10 ani. Un sfert din instituţiile publice au investit în soluţii AI, iar potentialul este de 70%
Studiu Google: Potențialul adoptării inteligenței artificiale în administrația publică din România
Studiu Google: Instituţiile statului ar funcţiona mult mai eficient dacă ar folosi inteligenţa artificială
Studiu Google pentru România - Inteligenţa artificială are potenţialul de a spori eficienţa sectorului public din România - Economica.net
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