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AIDYN O. TURGANBAEVа
DOI: 10.22394/2070-8378-2019-21-5-49-54
Abstract:
The article is devoted to the study of the possibilities of introduction and use of artificial intelligence technologies in strategic planning in public administration. The paper investigates the reasons for the introduction of new information and computer-software technologies, their necessity. The author considers the issue of defects in strategic planning documents. In the study, based on the application of scientific methods of system analysis, synthesis, induction and classification, the author developed the concept of describing the determinants of the need and rational validity of integration, the use of technologies and units of artificial intelligence for strategic planning in public administration. In the conditions of diversified complications and increase in the number of factors affecting the result of design, adoption and implementation of management decisions in public administration, the complexity of the ontology of the management system, a person making a responsible management decision, without software (machine) support can’t not only take into account the prospect, but also, to an even greater extent, control the course of events and obtain real results, evaluate efficiency. Without the latest artificial intelligence technologies, it is impossible to implement a new model of public administration; it is extremely difficult to overcome certain crisis phenomena, to bring public administration to a new innovative level. Without such technologies, it is also impossible to eliminate the problems of defective and unbalanced legislation. Traditionally used approaches and tools of strategic planning in public administration have largely exhausted themselves. To date, they do not allow achieving the necessary result and ensuring the effectiveness of public administration. The way out of this situation can be (as evidenced by the example of a number of States) the use of the latest technologies and units of artificial intelligence.
Keywords:
public administration, strategic planning, administrative law, artificial intelligence, big data, modern information and computer-software technologies, defects in strategic planning documents
Received:
September 12, 2019
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