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The Senate’s joint committee, chaired by Ahmed Abu Hashima and attended by representatives of government bodies, began discussing a study on using artificial intelligence to manage Egypt’s economy and public finances. The aim is to improve the accuracy of decisions and predict crises, while keeping ultimate responsibility in human hands. The study noted that Egypt has digital infrastructure and specialized personnel, but that data is fragmented across institutions and poorly integrated. It proposed establishing an Economic Guidance Council and a National Analytics Office, with applications including forecasting revenue and inflation, improving spending, and managing debt risks. The proposed system would be implemented over 24 months in two phases, with AI outputs subject to human review and data protection safeguards.
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