Experts at SVU seminar say AI is increasingly essential in governance
Experts at a national seminar at Sri Venkateswara University discussed the growing necessity of artificial intelligence in governance, policing, and public administration. While acknowledging AI's benefits for service delivery and crime investigation, speakers also warned of risks like digital fraud and job displacement.
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As AI integration into public infrastructure accelerates, balancing technological efficiency with security and workforce stability becomes a critical policy challenge.
Experts at SVU seminar say AI is increasingly essential in governance left Sri Venkateswara University Prof. Tata Narasinga Rao felicitating Kranthi Kumar Gadidesi, Inspector General of Police, Jharkhand, at the national seminar in SVU Senate Hall in Tirupati on Friday. K.V. POORNACHANDRA KUMAR The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/srm351/article71617028.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/10215_23_10_2026_20_8_16_1_23102026SVU.JPG KV POORNACHANDRA KUMAR Andhra Pradesh, Tirupati, 23/10/2026: SV University Prof. Tata Narasinga Rao felicitating Kranthi Kumar Gadidesi, Inspector General of Police, Jharkhand, at the national seminar in SVU Senate Hall in Tirupati on Friday. Photo: KV Poornachandra Kumar TIRUPATI Speakers at the special national seminar organised on the theme ‘Emerging trends in democratic governance: Artificial Intelligence, public administration, policing, judicial governance and inclusive development’ highlighted the increasing role of AI in governance that cannot be wished away.
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