Shaping Futures
e-magazine of The Michael Dukakis Institute
The challenge of digital governance
Thailand was an early adopter of the internet for government services, creating an e-government system as early as 1997. But political turmoil in 2006 caused the kingdom to fall behind. When the United Nations ranked countries by e-government in 2012, Thailand was a dismal 92nd out of 193. Things improved with the establishment of a […]
Digital Government Is No Longer An Option, It Is An Imperative
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The USA AI Blueprint Bill Of Rights Advances AI Governance
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Parliamentary committee launches inquiry into AI governance
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America’s AI edge fading fast to China
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