The use of artificial intelligence in public administration

Authors

  • Agustí Cerrillo Martínez Universitat oberta de Catalunya

Keywords:

servicios digitales, inteligencia artificial, prestación proactiva

Abstract

This paper examines the legal foundations of public sector use of artificial intelligence and identifies the main risks that this use might represent for public administration. It is also discussed the role that Administrative Law might play in avoiding or minimizing these risks. The article concludes by reflecting on the impact of artificial intelligence on the public sector and in Administrative Law.

Author Biography

Agustí Cerrillo Martínez, Universitat oberta de Catalunya

La personalización y la prestación proactiva de servicios digitales.

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Published

2024-03-27

How to Cite

Cerrillo Martínez, A. . (2024). The use of artificial intelligence in public administration. Review of International and European Economic Law, 3(5). Retrieved from https://rieel.com/index.php/rieel/article/view/91

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Vol. 3 No. 5 (2024): The new United Nations Tax Convention on International Cooperation in Tax Matter. Artificial inteligence and digitalization of tax administrations

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