The implementation of the Law on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public service should begin with specific, practical tasks whose effectiveness can be measured, while ensuring data security, risk control and adherence to the principle that AI should only support, not replace, the responsibilities of officials and civil servants.

The revolutionary effort to restructure the administrative apparatus, merge administrative units at all levels, and establish two-tier local governance is not simply an adjustment of boundaries, regions, and areas, but also a process of selecting officials with sufficient competence, skills, and a strong sense of public service.