Estonia aims to extensively use AI-based solutions in both public and private sectors by 2030, according to the action plan prepared by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications.
Minister of Economics Tiit Riisalo, said that The development of artificial intelligence is crucial for building a state, reducing bureaucracy and saving money by establishing strong data economy.
The White Paper proposes that by 2030, Estonia should have functioning data economy, allowing public and private organizations to sell, exchange, and reuse data. To achieve this, long-term data and artificial strategies and action plans will be developed in all public sector organizations, with funding allocated for their implementation.
By utilizing data more efficiently and appointing a state architect, the administrative on citizens in 2030 be 70% lower compared to 2023. This reduction would be achieved by re data collected from individuals and implementing a comprehensive management of public sector data.
White paper suggests creating central data-driven tools using government-collected data achieve results.
The document emphasizes the goal of using artificial intelligence and chatbots to tasks in the public, aiming for Estonia to be at the forefront of AI implementation.
Estonia aims to use 75 artificial intelligence in the private sector by 0. The country also plans for Estonian companies to develop and export top-notch AI solutions. Additionally, tools will created to easily incorporate the Estonian language into AI applications.
The document proposes the establishment of a portfolio of support services to ensure reliable and human-centered development and use of intelligence.
The possibilities mentioned include brainstorming, business process mapping, workshops, and other methods to better prepare for developments.
Sources
https://www.mkm.ee/uudised/mkm-valmib-plaan-tehisintellekti-ja-andmete-valdkonna-arendamiseks
https://www.err.ee/1609248531/riik-plaanib-85-miljoni-euro-abil-tehisintellekti-eesti-ellu-juurutada