The National AI Directorate, under the Prime Minister's Office, has issued a public call for proposals to identify national challenges where AI could have a significant impact on daily life. The initiative covers areas including bureaucracy reduction, rights utilization, risk detection, public system overload, and data-driven decision-making. A webinar will be held on Monday, July 27 at 11:00 Jerusalem time to present the initiative. The call is open to government ministries, tech companies, startups, researchers, and academia.
The National AI Directorate, established under the Prime Minister's Office, has launched a public call for mapping national challenges that could be addressed through artificial intelligence. The initiative invites government bodies, tech firms, startups, researchers, and academia to submit proposals for challenges in five focus clusters, including society and human capital, security and resilience, and other national domains. The call aims to leverage AI to reduce bureaucracy, improve rights utilization, detect risks early, reduce public system overload, and strengthen data-driven decision-making. A webinar on July 27 will provide details on the process. The initiative is part of Israel's broader national AI strategy. The government previously approved a national AI plan that included a quantum computer and public-sector AI integration, as The Zioneer reported on June 16. The call is open until further notice, with submissions to be made via the government procurement portal.
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