Show Notes
In this special episode of Government Transformed, the executive editor of Global Government Forum Richard Johnstone speaks to Luukas Ilves, an advisor to the deputy prime minister and minister of digital transformation of Ukraine who is also former undersecretary for digital transformation and CIO for the Government of Estonia, and Manuel Kilian, the founding managing director of the Global Government Technology Centre, about how agentic AI can revamp how government works.
This conversation covers what agentic AI is; how it can be useful to governments, and how to build systems in public services that can make the most of it, looking at potential use cases across the different functions of government.
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