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<\/p>\nBetween 29 and 30 May 2026, students from the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA) actively participated, both as co-organisers and participants, in the \u201cCIVICA Student AI Summit\u201d, held at Sciences Po Paris. The event was dedicated to the impact of artificial intelligence on democracy, governance, public accountability and digital rights.<\/p>\n
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The main organiser from the SNSPA student team was Bianca Majeczki, who coordinated the involvement of the six SNSPA students participating in this international CIVICA event. They worked alongside peers from partner European universities in an applied format focused on debate, negotiation and the formulation of public policy recommendations.<\/p>\n
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The presence of SNSPA students at Sciences Po Paris confirms the importance of international academic experiences in their education and professional development. Beyond the topics discussed, the event offered opportunities for meaningful encounters, teamwork, the exchange of ideas and the courage to take part in European conversations on issues that will shape their professional and civic future.<\/p>\n
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During the event, Professor Florina P\u00eenzaru, PhD Habil., Dean of the Faculty of Management at SNSPA, delivered the keynote address, \u201cLeadership and AI: What Does the Future Hold?\u201d. Her presentation focused on the profound transformations generated by artificial intelligence in organisations, public administration, the economy and the labour market. She emphasised that AI is not merely a new technology, but a structural change that requires institutions and leaders to rethink how they make decisions, build trust, protect people and give meaning to accelerated change.<\/p>\n
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The summit was organised around thematic committees dedicated to major challenges of the digital society: disinformation, algorithmic bias, AI accountability and governance, as well as the protection of privacy and digital rights. During these sessions, students discussed how democratic institutions can remain accountable, transparent and able to protect citizens in a world where artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly present in public administration, the economy and social life.<\/p>\n
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For SNSPA students, participation in the \u201cCIVICA Student AI Summit\u201d represented an important international academic experience, as well as a genuine exercise in leadership, intercultural collaboration, argumentation and consensus-building. The debates led to the formulation of recommendations that will contribute to a joint CIVICA document on the responsible governance of artificial intelligence.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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