AI Expert to Appear in Lithuania: Decisions in the Public Sector Must Be Made by People
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According to Mahsa McCauley, an artificial intelligence (AI) expert visiting Lithuania, AI can help perform daily tasks in the public sector more efficiently, but the final decisions must be made by humans.
According to Mahsa McCauley, an artificial intelligence (AI) expert visiting Lithuania, AI can help perform daily tasks in the public sector more efficiently, but the final decisions must be made by humans.
Implementing artificial intelligence (AI) without a clear direction and solely out of a desire to act faster can become an expensive chaos, burning not only budgets but also public trust, says Mahsa McCauley, an AI expert from New Zealand who has been published in Lithuania. "I think speed without direction is an expensive chaos. Running in circles may look like progress, but in reality it burns budgets and trust, because speed is valuable only …
According to Mahsos McCauley, an artificial intelligence (AI) expert visiting Lithuania, AI can help perform daily tasks more efficiently in the public sector, but the final decisions must be made by humans. “Artificial intelligence can certainly help perform some daily, repetitive tasks. However, at the government level, decisions must always be made by humans,” the expert told reporters on Friday.
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