The fields in which artificial intelligence may help improve the planned policies were mentioned by the Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakisin the discussion he had on Friday afternoon with Konstantinos Daskalaki, Professor of Computer Science at MIT and Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Artificial Intelligence, in the context of the conference “Greeks in AI“, In Seraphio.
“We need to see how artificial intelligence can make the exercise of governance better. What a better public with technical intelligence means, “Mr Mitsotakis said, noting that the first pilot program used in the Land Registry shows how significant improvement in productivity we can have when we intelligently utilize artificial intelligence.
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Second policy field is the ecosystem Artificial intelligence companies that are being developed in Greece “with great potential”, as the prime minister emphasized, addressed not only to the Greek market, enabling them to grow. “Utilizing a regulatory framework that will be sufficiently flexible in the areas we want to give flexibility, but at the same time it will put restrictions where we consider to be brakes and a framework for artificial intelligence, such as the field of children’s mental health and adolescents.” He stressed. Mr. Mitsotakis also proposed the health as a “very important things that can be done”. Civil protection, where “we have already incorporated original tools that allow us to predict the evolution of a fire”.
“Defense a chapter in itself which when the country will spend in the next 12 years 28 billion euros I have the requirement to have Greek value added,” the prime minister said.
Finally the part of Education, in which he revealed that the government is already considering pilot programs with overseas companies about what the future of the digital tutorial is. “How can we support artificial intelligence tools to help children preparing to give Panhellenic,” the prime minister said.
The Prime Minister also referred to a series of challenges brought by the speed at which the Technological developments. “In all the technological revolutions there was concern that technology would destroy the jobs it would replace – and we were always denied … There is a question, whether this time things are different. Does it accumulate huge goodwill in capital at the expense of work? …. What will it mean for social security systems? … They are very real issues and they have to concern us… questions that have to do with the quality of our democracy and the way in the electoral process we have to distinguish what is real and what is not … I have to have my own copyright protection, my image …? How does one use our image to make a fake video? ” Mr. Mitsotakis pointed out and added: “The Danes did so. And we will move in the same direction. I am afraid that in two years when we have elections in Greece, it will be such a confusion about what is real what is not that in the end will create a huge turmoil from which they will not be the ones who see things as we see them. “