Governments are ready for the real impact of artificial intelligence Tags

The Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has come out as a leader in the public discussion in AI. In the explanations that he did in a commercial mission, the world managers agreed that artificial intelligence is not really prepared for the upcoming transformation.

The detection of Mitsotakis “we’s battle” highlights the failure of enterprise and state structures to respond quickly to AI technology:

• When dealing with the problems of current government and corporate structures history, AI ignores new challenges that will bring
• Extensive strategies for AI management at national and international levels are not yet developed
• The speed of technology companies has become incompatible with governments’ rule and editing capacity
• Defending proactive policies against labor displacement, educational needs and social impact
• In the event that the use of the States AI is behind to create standards for ethical and security aspects

This clear expression of Prime Minister shows that global leaders perceive the size of AI revolution as early as possible. The rapid progression of the technology industry has left the traditional public management loops behind. This gap can lead to unprepared capture of the economic and social results of artificial intelligence of the states.

For an advanced AI strategy, governments increase the speed of law, collaborate with tech experts and have become critical to preparing large segments of society. Otherwise, the warning of Mitsotakis can be real in many other parts of the world.