The Minister of Investments and European projects, Dragoș Pîslaru, announced an artificial intelligence project funded by PNRR, meant to simplify the interaction of citizens with state institutions, by self -compliance of forms and digitalization of processes.
It will help to complete the forms. Photo: Facebook
Dragoș Pîslaru announced, at a conference organized for SMEs, the launch of an artificial intelligence project funded by the National Plan for Redress and Resility (PNRR). The minister says that you will allow the forms of forms and a more efficient interaction with the beneficiaries of the programs.
How does Romania want to use AI by PNRR
“We have an artificial intelligence project funded by PNRR. We want to take the interaction with the beneficiaries to another level, which means self -compliance of the forms and the interaction we have with the beneficiaries ”said Dragoș Pîslaru, according to News.ro.
The project aims to introduce AI solutions to help the automatic completion of the forms submitted by the beneficiaries, the faster check of the data, the reduction of the processing time and the simplification of the interaction between the administration and the citizens.
The measure is part of the digitalization provided by PNRR, which includes several projects in the IT and public administration. According to these initiatives, the authorities should follow the reduction of bureaucracy and modernization of public services.
Dragoș Pîslaru’s Thursday’s statements, the Minister of Investments and European Projects, took place in the context of the “SMEs, Oxygen for Romania” Conference, organized by News.ro
Digitalization of administration in Romania
Romania included in the PNRR a chapter dedicated to digitalization (about 1.8 billion euros), with projects for the government cloud, interconnecting the databases and electronic services for citizens.
The government cloud, a project estimated at 500 million euros, is seen as a central pillar for the digitalization of the administration, but has encountered delays due to procurement procedures and institutional disputes.
According to data although (the index of the economy and digital society), Romania is among the latest EU states in the digitalization chapter, especially in terms of online public services and the digital skills of the population.
In recent years, platforms such as Ghișeul.ro, virtual private space (ANAF) or pilot applications for digitizing health and education services have been launched.
