The Responsible Digital State: Electronic Identity and Citizens’ Rights in Romania in the AI Era
Andreea Florina Radu
Published by MultiMedia Publishing
ISBN: 978-606-033-969-4
© 2026 Andreea Florina Radu. All rights reserved.
Also available in Romanian
We live in times when the boundary between the physical and the digital world has ceased to be clear. Algorithms recommend what we read and what we buy. Applications know where we want to go before we set out. Artificial intelligence generates texts, images, and responses that, just a few years ago, would have required human intervention. Digital transformation is no longer a conference topic about the future -it is the everyday reality of the present. And the evidence suggests that “the rhythms of daily life are increasingly synchronized with the pulse of digital systems” (Radu, A.F., 2024).
The unprecedented acceleration of technological change in the digital era places public administration before a fundamental responsibility: to ensure that progress does not become an instrument of exclusion, but rather a vector of cohesion between the state and its citizens.
Romania stands today at a crossroads: between paper-based bureaucracy and the promise of intelligent digital administration, between institutional inertia and innovative vision, between a state that controls and a state that facilitates. In this context, artificial intelligence is not merely a technological tool -it is a mirror of our capacity to adapt and to build governance that respects the individual while rationally harnessing the power of algorithms -in other words, that serves the human being.
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