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Public administration faces challenges with unregulated AI use

Public administrations face growing challenges regarding the unregulated use of artificial intelligence. In Europe, the AI Act mandates that public entities ensure AI literacy among workers by February 2025. Furthermore, Article 27 requires high-risk systems used for essential services to undergo fundamental rights impact assessments.

Despite existing guidelines from agencies like ARTE and national agendas, the practical implementation remains inconsistent. Many public officials use personal AI tools to draft official documents without oversight or formal authorization, creating risks regarding data privacy and the lack of audited machine-generated content in public service.

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Arte · European Union · Florianópolis

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  • [● 2 SOURCES] The European AI regulation requires public entities to ensure AI literacy for workers starting in February 2025. www.dn.pt · sapo.pt
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Public bodies using high-risk AI systems must conduct fundamental rights impact assessments. www.dn.pt · sapo.pt

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