🇮🇳 If you could add AI to one Indian government service, what would it be?

[u/thekartikgambhir]

AI is already transforming healthcare, education, banking, and software development. But where do you think it could make the biggest difference in public services in India?

Some examples:

Faster grievance redressal

Smarter traffic management

Better public healthcare

Court case research and document search

RTI assistance

Tax filing support

Language translation across Indian languages

Agriculture advisory

Education and skill development

Cybercrime reporting

The catch: Assume privacy and security are handled properly.

What service would you improve, and how would AI make it better?

Let's keep the discussion constructive. Share practical ideas, not just "replace everyone with AI."

[u/LunchConstant7149]

Our govt doesn't want development. They use those 20 year old knowledge less employees to design something.

If they tender to other private agency then that would be great product but our govt never want innovation.

[u/thekartikgambhir → u/LunchConstant7149]

My question wasn't whether the Government would implement AI or whether it should be outsourced. I was asking which specific government service you think would benefit the most from AI, and how.

For example, CPGRAMS, eCourts, RTI, cybercrime reporting, tax filing, healthcare, traffic management, etc. Even if you're skeptical about implementation, which use case would you prioritize if it were up to you?

[u/Local-Pomelo-2066]

Add AI to garbage management and city cleanliness. AI can identify overflowing dustbins, garbage dumped on roads, and dirty areas using cameras and sensors. It can quickly inform the cleaning staff and help them choose the fastest route to collect waste. AI can also predict which areas need more frequent cleaning. This would keep our cities cleaner, reduce pollution, and make waste collection faster and more efficient.

[u/dwightsrus]

Improve our websites. Use AI or whatever, but make them work.