A presentation on the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” was held
The other day, a presentation on the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” was held in the conference hall of the Ministry of Digital Technologies. It was organized by the Research Institute for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.
During the presentation, Shaxzodbek Yetmishboyev, head of the Institute’s ICT Startup Support Department, put forward proposals and initiatives concerning existing challenges in the field of the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” and ways to address them.
For reference, the Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index assesses 193 countries using 10 dimensions and 39 indicators. The index aims to assess how ready governments are to adopt artificial intelligence to provide public services to their citizens, as well as the effectiveness of using artificial intelligence to promote social welfare.
A presentation on "Government AI Readiness Index" was held
The other day, a presentation on the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” was held in the conference hall of the Ministry of Digital Technologies. It was organized by the Research Institute for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence. During the presentation
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The other day, a presentation on the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” was held in the conference hall of the Ministry of Digital Technologies. It was organized by the Research Institute for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.
During the presentation, Shaxzodbek Yetmishboyev, head of the Institute’s ICT Startup Support Department, put forward proposals and initiatives concerning existing challenges in the field of the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” and ways to address them.
For reference, the “Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index” assesses 193 countries using 10 dimensions and 39 indicators. The index aims to assess how ready governments are to adopt artificial intelligence to provide public services to their citizens, as well as the effectiveness of using artificial intelligence to promote social welfare.
