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Then parliament dont have special training sessions for AI. There are several seminars in the area from the Greek Government in low and mid level.
No special structure. Only some research silos, ad hoc efforts from a small team in the area of parliamentary research.
To homogenise the way the parliamentary procedures with a single way. The use of common AI tools dedicated to parliamentary officials is a must. The eliminations of unnecessary tasks, the digitalisation of parliamentary procedures with a user friendly manner is the expected benefit at the ned of the day. Moreover the parliamentary data could be used in proper manner, so their exploitation could assist the parliamentary operations.
There is no a special AI tool dedicated to parliamentary functions nowadays. The use of commercial applications (e.g. Chat GPT, Gemini, Copilot) is an added value in the parliamentary life. The need for training is essential for parliamentary officials to understand the AI use.
The parliamentary operations especially in the administrative ones could use AI to improve their functionalities, become more user friendly, efficient and improve the parliamentary performance. Moreover the core parliamentary procedures (legislative and control) could use AI to handle their enormous data. Then the officials could obtain useful AI tools to do their everyday job in legislative drafting and parliamentary control analysis.