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Toward Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence in Law and Public Administration: Transparency, Accountability and Decision Support
This study investigates how trustworthy artificial intelligence can be operationalised in law and public administration through the interlocking principles of transparency, accountability, and decision support. The central argument is that public-sector AI cannot be treated as a purely tec
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