2021
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202129104002
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Artificial intelligence as a strategic instrument of economic development of Russia and improvement of its public administration

Abstract: This article gives a comprehensive study of artificial intelligence technology as an instrument of economic development of Russia and improvement of its public administration. The study considers approaches to definitions, systematizes normative legal acts regulating the activities of economic and government entities that implement AI technology across the country, provides classification of AI technologies, gives additional market analysis. The study indicates key factors impeding gradual development of AI te… Show more

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“…Criado and Zárate-Alcarazo (2022) provide a socio-cognitive study on the technological frames of CIOs in Spanish local governments, offering insights into the early stages of AI integration in public administration [6]. Similarly, Kamolov et al discuss AI as a strategic instrument in Russia, highlighting the gradual development and challenges in implementing AI within government regulation [14].…”
Section: Literature Review Trails Of the Pastmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Criado and Zárate-Alcarazo (2022) provide a socio-cognitive study on the technological frames of CIOs in Spanish local governments, offering insights into the early stages of AI integration in public administration [6]. Similarly, Kamolov et al discuss AI as a strategic instrument in Russia, highlighting the gradual development and challenges in implementing AI within government regulation [14].…”
Section: Literature Review Trails Of the Pastmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Burova and E.A. Dolgikh [1], A.A. Chebotareva et al [2], S. Kamolov, I. Molchanovskaya and E. Kaunov [3], T. Leshkevich and A. Motozhanets [4], S. Petrella, C. Miller and B. Cooper [5], A.V. Popova et al [6], A. Saveliev and D. Zhurenkov [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The article [2] focuses on the application of artificial intelligence technologies in customs affairs. S. Kamolov, I. Molchanovskaya and E. Kaunov [3] examine the capabilities of intelligent information systems to enhance public administration processes in Russia. T. Leshkevich and A. Motozhanets [4] study the public perception of artificial intelligence as an important driver affecting the transfer and promotion of cultural heritage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%