AI in public administration, without coordination waste wins

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The article argues that Italian public administration is adopting AI in a fragmented way, with each local entity buying similar tools on its own. It highlights the lack of coordination from central and territorial bodies, which leads to duplicated spending and weak interoperability. It also says the PA should become an active buyer and shaper of AI demand instead of staying passive at industry events. The piece closes by calling for aggregated procurement, stronger sector participation, and a strategic European approach to AI adoption in public services.

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