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Who Builds the State's AI

Procurement contracts, not national strategies, determine what a government's systems can do and who they lock it into.

Milan Sam·Founder & Editor·Planned
ProcurementPublic sector

This research note is planned. It will examine how procurement contracts shape what a government's AI systems can do, and which suppliers they leave the state dependent on.

Published by Public Stack. Corrections and questions to milan@thepublicstack.com.

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