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AI · PRISMA systematic literature review and qualitative synthesis using public-value management, resource-based view, and TOE frameworks; included empirical and conceptual studies.

AI adoption and diffusion in public administration: A systematic literature review and future research agenda

Government Information Quarterly · 2023

Rohit Madan, Mona Ashok

Summary

Technology–organization–environment variables and absorptive capacity influence adoption; relevant tensions include fairness, transparency, privacy, and human rights across the AI innovation lifecycle.

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Possible founder application

Use TOE and absorptive-capacity categories to map enterprise blockers, and make governance, privacy, transparency, and stakeholder legitimacy explicit product requirements rather than afterthoughts.

Reported result

What the study found

Technology–organization–environment variables and absorptive capacity influence adoption; relevant tensions include fairness, transparency, privacy, and human rights across the AI innovation lifecycle.

Research question

What the authors investigated

What contextual factors influence AI adoption and diffusion in public administration, and what tensions arise across implementation and diffusion?

Design

PRISMA systematic literature review and qualitative synthesis using public-value management, resource-based view, and TOE frameworks; included empirical and conceptual studies.

Sample and setting

73 publications (66% journal articles, 34% conference proceedings), focused on public organizations and primarily machine learning and NLP applications.

Scope and transfer

Limitations to keep in view

The review includes conceptual as well as empirical work and is scoped to public administration, ML/NLP, English-language work after 2010; transfer to private B2B settings requires caution.

Research sources

Publisher abstract, methodology, and results state the 73-publication corpus, review method, scope, factors, and tensions. Firecrawl research job 01a14366-d263-71d0-bc44-b95482987b7b returned this citation and metadata.

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