Re: STRATML, eGovernment and AI

Milton et al

I would be happy to  continue discussions on StratML for AI with a focus on
ontological structures aligned with eGovernment.

Carl


On Sun, Jan 7, 2024, 6:31 PM ProjectParadigm-ICT-Program <
metadataportals@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Our Prime Minister in Aruba recently reconfirmed the existing contract
> with the government agency in Estonia responsible for eGovernment
> implementation in Estonia to assist my home country with implementing
> eGovernment features as well.
>
> Which renewed my interest in contacting the same agency in Estonia to
> determine whether automated tools for planning and strategizing for
> implementing eGovernment like STRATML are used as well.
>
> With the General Data Protection Regulation, Digital Services Act and soon
> the EU AI Act in place, it would make sense that eGovernment would need
> tools like or similar to STRATML to automate and make available in machine
> readable format control, review and performance evaluation processes.
>
> I checked again and there are NO books from commercial publishers
> available on how to use STRATML. Tools from organizations that deal with
> information science, information management and documentation exist but do
> not seem to somehow provide general outlines for dealing with knowledge,
> information and data.
>
> Somehow these tools are exactly what will be needed to improve the current
> state of AI and not just generative AI like LLMs.
>
> All categories of AI that are assistive in nature or run in autonomous
> mode and need to be open, explainable, trustworthy and controllable will
> need to be subject to automated and/or human supervision.
>
> Milton Ponson
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> PO Box 1154, Oranjestad
> Aruba, Dutch Caribbean
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>