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Government Tomorrow Forum Insights: interviews, articles, comments
Three Biggest Challenges for AI Implementation in the Public Sector: GTF
Three Biggest Challenges for AI Implementation in the Public Sector: GTF

The Government Tomorrow Forum has researched how AI can be integrated into public services and identifies three main challenges that might occur during this process. Among them are social concerns, lack of global AI coordination, and low level of organisational readiness.By surveying top AI experts, professors, people from business and academia, GTF team outlined recommendations for overcoming these obstacles, emphasizing the importance of data management and cybersecurity. Governments worldwide can use these insights to navigate AI adoption in the public sector effectively.

Learn more from the Government Tomorrow Forum`s research.

Government Tomorrow Forum Insights: interviews, articles, comments
GTF Survey: Why governments might fail AI implementation in the public sphere
GTF Survey: Why governments might fail AI implementation in the public sphere

We start a new series of articles on GTF Insights based on the recent survey about AI adoption. Conducted with the participation of experts in AI from academia, business, and consultancy sectors, our new survey employed a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods to gauge expert opinions and identify the top challenges for national and regional governments in implementing AI technology in the public sphere and the top application areas to start with for winning fast results and public trust.

Carsten Claus: "Citizens are not marketing material for tourism and investment promotions, but actors with a say"
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”
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.”

Imagining and building the societies of tomorrow.

Government Tomorrow Forum is the world’s center for excellence and thought leadership on the future of our societies.

GTF explores the influence of technology on governments and public services, helps formulate strategies for talent management for the public sector, invents and improves government services, and connects talented thinkers from around the world on a unique research platform: GTF Labs.

GTF presents its work at one of the world’s main governance-related events — the GTF Annual Meeting.

Government Tomorrow Forum, a global research initiative on the future of governments, is launching its Government Science Hub — a program of partnerships with the world’s most impactful universities, governments, and independent thinkers aimed at complimenting the existing GTF Labs with a more academic approach to systemic, strategic issues of governance.

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GTF founding seminar in Paris, December 2022

GTF has organized a 2-days working session for its core experts in Paris early December 2022 to discuss the latest trends in government-related thinking, the influence of technology on how states are managed, and the latest economic and geopolitical trends.

The seminar helped finalize the the GTF general report for 2022, and prepare the key topics of the GTF activities in 2023.

About GTF

Government Tomorrow Forum Advisory Board

  • Taavi Rõivas

    Taavi Rõivas

    Former Prime Minister of Estonia (2014-2016), Chairman of the Advisory Board, AuVe Tech

  • Michel Sapin

    Michel Sapin

    Former minister of Economy and Finance of France, author of France’s main anti-corruption law

  • Kyriacos Kokkinos

    Kyriacos Kokkinos

    Former Minister of Research, Innovation, and Digital Development of Cyprus

  • Jean-Michel Beacco

    Executive director of Louis Bachelier Institute, President of the Finance and Economic department of École des Ponts

  • Walid Tarabih

    Government advisor, former System Architect at the UAE Prime Minister’s Office, founder and CEO of PlatX

  • Manlio Graziano

    Professor of geopolitics at La Sorbonne and SciencesPo, president of Spykman Center for International Geopolitical Studies

  • Stefano Condorelli

    Associate researcher at the University of Bern, founder of Condorelli AI

Jean-Michel Beacco, executive director of Louis Bachelier Institute, the leading French economic think-tank

“Governments of tomorrow need good ideas today, as well as engineers, experts, talented students and, frankly speaking, a lot of enthusiasm”

Igor Lys, founder of Gambit

Igor Lys, secretary general of GTF, founder of Gambit government advisory

“GTF is an attempt to answer governments’ curiosity, a byproduct of the new era of uncertainty, by bringing together very different people united by the desire to render our societies better and making them talk and think about what is this ‘government of tomorrow,’ what it looks like, what problems it tries to solve, and by which means. So the main objective of GTF for me is to create a global center that produces ideas and tools for governments worldwide, whatever the political system or local culture.”

The key word is “tomorrow.”

Government Tomorrow Forum is focused on building the societies of the future.

Our main focus is, and always will be, on working on actionable, workable solutions that can be easily implemented already tomorrow — so the better future through better governance doesn’t have to wait.