governance and bring about a paradigm shift in citizen-centric delivery of services. Imagine a student applying for college admissions.
Instead of separately applying for numerous universities and colleges with the need for filling multiple applications with repetitive data each time, an AI-driven system would proactively collate the basic demographic information about the student and suggest the probable list of colleges based on his/her score in the qualifying examination.
It would even fill out a common application form for admission to various institutions and automatically apply for various scholarships for which the student might be eligible based on demographic and income criteria. At the other end, the selection and allotment of seats by the universities and colleges would become much easier and faster with the AI-driven system seamlessly sorting the preferences, allocating seats and awarding eligible scholarships to each student.
The above system can easily be operated at the state and national levels. The resultant savings in time, cost and efforts for all the stakeholders would be enormous.
The above vision of an AI-driven and proactive governance can easily be replicated in many other domains, e.g., health care, agriculture,