Policy brief
AI for ministers: seven questions, five traps, one dashboard
Key takeaways
- The seven questions belong to government, not technology; delegating them to the technical team means signing what was never governed.
- The political calendar as a technical argument — "it must be ready before the event" — is the root cause of more failures than any model limitation.
- Three signing rules: nothing without the seven written answers; nothing that decides on rights without human decision; nothing without the ten contract clauses.
- The political cost of error is not distributed like the operational one: the vendor loses a contract; the minister answers to Congress, the press, and the courts.
You do not need to understand neural networks. You need to know what to ask, what to demand, and what not to sign. A year of research condensed into the format of the minister's office.
The full document is currently published in Spanish; an English edition is prepared when demand warrants it. The Spanish record carries the complete summary and contents.