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Israel Launches 13 AI Projects to Revolutionize Government Services

The Israeli government has announced 13 new projects to integrate artificial intelligence into various ministries. This initiative, backed by a NIS 40 million investment, is led by the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology and the National Digital Directorate. The selected projects will receive expert guidance, training, and regulatory support to ensure responsible implementation. The overarching goal is to enhance citizen services, streamline government operations, and modernize the public sector.

Key Points: Israel Funds 13 AI Projects for Government Ministries

  • 13 new government AI projects
  • NIS 40 million total investment
  • Led by Innovation Ministry & National Digital System
  • Includes expert guidance and training
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Israel: 13 new projects will integrate AI into government ministries

Israel invests NIS 40M in 13 AI projects to improve public services and streamline government work processes through responsible technology integration.

"improving services to citizens, streamlining work processes and moving the public sector into the era of artificial intelligence - National Digital Directorate"

Tel Aviv, January 20

The National Digital Directorate and the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology announced on Monday 13 new government projects that will receive support as part of the second call for proposals to integrate artificial intelligence into the work of government ministries. This is a large-scale initiative to promote artificial intelligence applications in government ministries and trust units, with the aim of improving services to citizens, streamlining work processes and moving the public sector into the era of artificial intelligence.

As part of the program, with a total investment of approximately NIS 40 million led by the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology and the National Digital System, the selected projects will receive professional guidance from AI experts from the public sector and academia, dedicated training and regulatory guidance that will ensure responsible implementation of the technology in government ministries.

The selected projects will receive professional guidance from AI experts from the public sector and academia, dedicated training and regulatory guidance that will ensure responsible implementation of the technology in government ministries.

- ANI

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Priya S
Interesting to see other nations pushing ahead. Hope our Digital India mission takes note. But we must ensure any AI used in governance is transparent and doesn't create new biases. The 'regulatory guidance' part is crucial.
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Rohit P
~NIS 40 million is a serious investment. While the goal of improving citizen services is good, I have a respectful criticism: technology is only as good as the people implementing it. Our focus in India should be on upskilling our vast government workforce first, not just buying new systems.
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Sarah B
Streamlining work processes with AI sounds efficient. Could help reduce paperwork and delays, which is a common pain point in many countries, India included. Hope the training for officials is comprehensive.
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Vikram M
Good move. Israel is known for its tech innovation. India has the talent pool to do something similar on a much larger scale. Our Aadhaar system was a massive digital leap. AI in governance is the next logical step. Jai Hind!
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Kavya N
"Improving services to citizens" – that's the phrase that matters most. If AI can make getting a birth certificate or a driving license simpler and faster for the common person, then it's worth every penny. Let's learn from global examples.

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