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Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technology of the future — it is actively being integrated into government bodies around the world.
Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson found himself at the centre of criticism after admitting that he regularly uses AI to obtain secondary opinions on matters of state policy.
The UK government has allocated £573 million in investment towards artificial intelligence, more than double the entire 2024 budget. This move signals that automation and AI are becoming not just additional options, but central components of organisational operations.
OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Gov — a specialised version of ChatGPT designed for US government agencies.
Former PM of Pakistan Imran Khan addressed his supporters from prison ahead of the 2025 parliamentary elections. The audio message was created using AI technology and distributed online. This marks the first time in Pakistan's history that AI has been used to prepare such messages.
A scandal erupted in the Netherlands over a discriminatory algorithm that impoverished thousands of families. The AI system unjustly accused thousands of families, mostly with dual citizenship, of fraudulently receiving welfare benefits. Many were forced to repay large sums, leading to financial hardship, family breakdowns, and even suicides.
In April 2023, the city of Yokosuka in Kanagawa Prefecture became the first municipality in Japan to use ChatGPT in its administration. Around 4,000 employees from the municipal office in Yokosuka participated in a one-month experiment with OpenAI’s artificial intelligence to improve operational efficiency.
Albania is set to appoint the world’s first virtual minister. The country is discussing the appointment of Diella, an AI, to the position of Deputy Minister for Digital Transformation.
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