Advanced science and the future of government
This report examines the potential of robots and AI, genomic medicine, and biometrics to transform government services. It explores how these technologies can enhance efficiency, security, and service delivery, while also addressing the ethical and privacy concerns they raise.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | The Economist Intelligence Unit |
| Authors: | Adam Green, Conor Griffin, Dr. Annie Pannelay, Dr. Bogdan Popescu, Edwyn Mayhew, Gareth Owen, Maria-Luiza Apostolescu, Michael Martins, Norah Alajaji |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
| Page count: | 94 |
Methods
The research method involved an extensive literature review and interviews conducted between September-December 2015. The research was commissioned by the UAE Government Summit and aimed to understand the impact of advanced science on government.
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Key Insights
Robots and AI can automate tasks, personalize services, and predict challenges, enhancing government work in education, healthcare, and justice. Genomic medicine promises personalized healthcare by using DNA data for diagnosis and treatment. Biometrics can secure digital services, streamline healthcare, and ensure fair elections.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | Global geographic scope | artificial intelligence | biometrics | efficiency | ethical challenges | genomic medicine | government services | privacy concerns | robots | security | service delivery