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Dweck advocates technological regulation and state-inducing role

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Brazilian Minister Ester Dweck defended the need for state regulation of technological tools, stating AI and digital platforms must be subordinate to human decisions. She spoke at the 12th Innovation Week in Brasilia, Brazil, emphasizing that technology should support people rather than replace them, especially in public administration to ensure equitable service delivery.

Key points

• Minister Ester Dweck stated technology must be subordinate to human decisions and regulated, not replace people.
• The 12th Innovation Week in Brasilia, Brazil, featured Dweck's defense of state regulation of AI and digital platforms.

Context

Ester Dweck, Minister of Public Services Management and Innovation, defended state regulation of technological tools at the 12th Innovation Week in Brasilia, Brazil. The event, held at the National Public Administration School (Enap), focused on public innovation and state role in managing public services.

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Evidence covers only Dweck's statement at the 12th Innovation Week in Brasilia, Brazil. No data on specific AI platforms regulated, public service metrics, or regional impact is provided.

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