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Are Benefit Recipients Automatically Disadvantaged by AI in Welfare
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Are Benefit Recipients Automatically Disadvantaged by AI in Welfare
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been heralded as a transformative force in public administration, promising to enhance the efficiency and speed of welfare distribution systems. However, the implementation of AI in such sensitive domains has revealed deep-rooted ethical and societal challenges. A poignant example emerged from Amsterdam, where an AI pilot program called “Smart Check” was deployed to combat welfare fraud by analyz…
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