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Chapter 6 in Democracy in the era of Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Risks
Abstract
The modern technological world is shaping governance through an Artificial Intelligence (AI) model as a tool. The aim before this adoption is to improve the effectiveness, transparency, and civic-centered service delivery to its citizens. This study offers a conceptual framework for utilizing AI in the governance skeleton in Pakistan, emphasizing proper, lawful and infrastructural deliberations. The suggested model will join eight grave gears: State AI policy, approach, digital structure upgradation, data access, legal and ethical safety measures, the AI pilot projects, capacity strengthening, training, local adaptation partnerships, and constant monitoring. By powering AI-driven decision-making, predictive analytic and computerized help delivery, the projected model aims to improve administrative responsiveness, policy efficacy, and the government’s liability. The study will also discuss the obstacles while executing the AI challenge in the Pakistani governance model, with data limits, skill gaps, and observance understanding. The projected framework will give a prescription for policy-makers, government institutions, and researchers to exercise AI properly to support good governance for sustainable development.