The government will use artificial intelligence to reduce errors in INE statistics

The government will use artificial intelligence to reduce errors in INE statistics

The Spanish government plans to integrate artificial intelligence into official statistics to enhance their accuracy and efficiency. This modernization effort aims to correct errors caused by non-response in surveys and streamline the processing of large volumes of data. By adjusting deviations through advanced models, the information will more faithfully reflect population realities, thereby strengthening the reliability of official indicators. The evolution of economic and social phenomena will be anticipated through the automation of procedures and the use of international standards. The integration of data from surveys, administrative records, and private sources will enhance analytical capabilities. Initiatives such as Es_Datalab and InterStat will facilitate secure information exchange among institutions, optimizing the use of existing data and improving coordination within the National Statistical System. The proposal is significant for open data by promoting the creation of a common data space under privacy safeguards. By regulating confidential access and fostering interoperability, it establishes a framework that balances transparency with protection. This enables researchers and citizens to access higher-quality, up-to-date information, driving evidence-based innovation and public accountability through open, secure, and better-structured data.

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