Rahman Mulyawan
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Rahman Mulyawan is a prominent scholar in public administration and digital governance, with a focused research agenda on the intersection of artificial intelligence, citizen trust, and public service innovation. His work critically examines how trust in government influences the adoption and effectiveness of AI-based technologies in the public sector, particularly within the Indonesian context. Mulyawan’s most-cited paper, “Can trust in government help to enhance Indonesian citizens' involvement in AI-based public service?” (2024), with 5 citations, addresses a pressing gap in understanding the behavioral and institutional factors that drive citizen engagement with AI-powered public services. This study is notable for its timely exploration of how government credibility can either facilitate or hinder technological adoption, offering actionable insights for policymakers. Mulyawan’s contributions are vital for scholars and practitioners seeking to design inclusive, trustworthy digital governance frameworks. His work underscores the importance of bridging technological advancement with public confidence, making him a key voice in the evolving discourse on AI and public administration in developing democracies.
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