Resilient government requires data science reform

Ben D. MacArthur (), Cosmina Dorobantu and Helen Z. Margetts ()
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Ben D. MacArthur: The Alan Turing Institute
Helen Z. Margetts: The Alan Turing Institute

Nature Human Behaviour, 2022, vol. 6, issue 8, 1035-1037

Abstract: Data has tremendous potential to build resilience in government. To realize this potential, we need a new, human-centred, distinctly public sector approach to data science and AI, in which these technologies do not just automate or turbocharge what humans can already do well, but rather do things that people cannot.

Date: 2022
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