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AI for Public Services – From Policy to Practical Use

From strategy to implementation: this session discusses how AI can be deployed in the public sector — with a focus on digital sovereignty, concrete use cases, and what can realistically scale.

PRESENTATION 1

Making AI accountable through its use

Emmanuel Chochoy, CEO Chochoy Conseil

Public AI cannot be trusted if the knowledge it uses is fragmented, opaque or outdated. Drawing on HNOOSIA, an innovation developed through Chochoy Conseil’s industrial PhD in AI, Emmanuel Chochoy shows how administrations can structure documents and use cases into traceable knowledge. The result: more reliable, sovereign, secure and frugal AI, with human responsibility preserved.

PRESENTATION 2

Sovereignty in the Heart of Europe

Ann-Katrin Riedel, Head of Research and Development, WIANCO OTT Robotics GmbH

Public administrations handle application workflows that include routine tasks such as completeness checks and data transfers between systems. Keeping these processes under human control is a quiet but essential form of digital sovereignty. This talk explores how human-centred, low-code automation can support such workflows while keeping human judgement and accountability in view, and what is needed to scale this responsibly.