Anne David

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Anne David is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, public administration, and smart city governance. Her scholarship focuses on how local governments can strategically adopt and implement AI technologies to transform public service delivery and community engagement. David's most influential contribution, "Unlocking Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Local Governments: Best Practice Lessons from Real-World Implementations" (2024), has rapidly accumulated 71 citations, a remarkable achievement for a newly published work that signals its immediate relevance to both academics and practitioners navigating the complexities of public sector digitization. Complementing this, her related study examining AI adoption through the lens of smart city frameworks further cements her position as a dedicated voice in this specialized field. What distinguishes David's research is its practical orientation — rather than theorizing abstractly about AI's potential, she grounds her findings in real-world implementations, offering actionable best-practice lessons that policymakers and government administrators can directly apply. Her work arrives at a pivotal moment when municipalities worldwide are grappling with questions of technological readiness, ethical deployment, and equitable service innovation, making her contributions both timely and consequential.