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Incorporation of Artificial Intelligence into the Electronic Administrative Records System
This initiative uses artificial intelligence to automatically summarise appeals submitted by citizens to the Social Security administration. It helps caseworkers quickly understand the main issues raised and classify each appeal for the appropriate handling. The system was developed to speed up processing times and manage growing workloads while ensuring citizens’ appeals are handled more efficiently.
Start year: 2026
Country/Organisation: Spain
Incubator of AI solutions for the public administration
Incubator focused on AI-based solutions for public sector organizations, with a focus on use cases involving generative AI. Although no public announcement had been issued at the time of writing, Spanish authorities report having received more than 300 requests from ministries. A prioritization protocol and development guidelines for the use cases are being developed.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Spain
CiudadanIA: AI-Powered Citizen Correspondence Processing for the Spanish Prime Minister’s Office
CiudadanIA uses AI to accelerate the processing of citizen letters addressed to the Spanish President through the “Write to the President” service. Small language models generate summaries of citizen correspondence, enabling faster routing and response. The project also produced open-source tools for testing AI prompts and models at scale, including an LLM-as-a-judge evaluation framework, contributing to trustworthy AI in government.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Spain
ServetIA: AI Research Platform for the Spanish Prime Minister’s Office
ServetIA is an AI-powered research platform developed for the Spanish Prime Minister’s Office to help government staff conduct faster, more thorough policy research. The tool uses large language models with source verification to provide reliable, evidence-based outputs. It was developed to reduce the time public servants spend on information gathering and improve the quality of briefing materials supporting government decision-making. ServetIA is in Beta.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Spain


























