Intelligent Architecture for Government and Public Services

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More than 170 countries and regions have published national digital strategies, and more than 50 countries have also developed AI strategies.  Strategies typically include a focus on building and maintaining an architecture to help align government and public service approaches for data sharing, adoption of technology, and exploiting AI (artificial intelligence).  The layers of this architecture consist of intelligent sensing, intelligent connectivity, intelligent foundation, intelligent platform, AI foundation model, AI large model, and intelligent application.  These layers are designed to help provide more inclusive and people-centric public services to promote collaboration and proactiveness in areas such as (1) more equitable access to smart healthcare, (2) more access to intelligent education, and (4) faster responses to emergencies.

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