Fotios Fitsilis
Biographic Data
| ID | 4164686 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fotios Fitsilis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fotios |
| FAMILY NAME | Fitsilis |
| SIGNATURE | FITSILIS F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Scientific Service, Hellenic Parliament, Athens, Greece |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1531-4128 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Intégration de l'intelligence artificielle dans les parlements francophones
This article examines the strategic integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within Francophone parliaments, an area that remains overlooked in current research on digital governance. While AI is increasingly used to support legislative functions such as transcription, translation, and document processing, Francophone institutions encounter structural challenges stemming from linguistic biases inherent in English-centric Large Language Models …
Crowdsourcing the digital parliament
Parliaments will eventually not evade the digital evolution of every institution to become data-driven organisations. This study examines the Hellenic Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Team, a pioneering crowdsourcing initiative aimed at processing and analysing parliamentary data. Under certain conditions, crowdsourcing, in other words, the power of the people, can be appropriately channelled and exploited to support representative institution…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in parliaments – preliminary analysis of the Eduskunta experiment
In April 2021, the Committee for the Future of the Parliament of Finland (Eduskunta) organised an extraordinary hearing, that is, of an artificial intelligence (AI). While some legislatures and research groups had already begun to study the implication of AI in the parliamentary domain, this took the parliamentary world by surprise. It was the first time a parliament has directly interacted with an AI system in an actual parliamentary process. Th…
Applying Post-Legislative Scrutiny to the Analysis of Legislation and SDGs in South and Southeast Asia
Post-Legislative Scrutiny (PLS) is an emerging oversight technique which is applied by parliaments to scrutinise implementation and impact of specific laws or legal frameworks. This article takes stock of PLS practices in countries in South and Southeast Asia and argues that PLS can also be used to scrutinise complex processes at the national or supra-national level, such as the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). First, a…
How parliaments monitor sustainable development goals – a ground for application of post legislative scrutiny
The United Nations 2030 Agenda is a global framework for sustainable development. This article sheds light on the engagement of parliaments to control the implementation of sustainable development goals (SDGs). For this purpose, institutional and non-institutional measures from a wide range of parliaments were evaluated and a general assessment framework has been developed, leading to the determination of a set of basic types of dedicated parliam…
Inter-parliamentary cooperation and its administrators
Parliamentary administrators have to cope with a complex and ever-changing procedural framework, as well as with conflicting demands from the policy side. Nevertheless, their role in inter-parliamentary cooperation is rather under-researched. This article focuses on the actors of Administrative Parliamentary Networks and introduces two entirely new entities: European Programmes; and networks of Parliamentary Budget Offices, which seem to have esc…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in parliaments – preliminary analysis of the Eduskunta experiment
In April 2021, the Committee for the Future of the Parliament of Finland (Eduskunta) organised an extraordinary hearing, that is, of an artificial intelligence (AI). While some legislatures and research groups had already begun to study the implication of AI in the parliamentary domain, this took the parliamentary world by surprise. It was the first time a parliament has directly interacted with an AI system in an actual parliamentary process. Th…
How parliaments monitor sustainable development goals – a ground for application of post legislative scrutiny
The United Nations 2030 Agenda is a global framework for sustainable development. This article sheds light on the engagement of parliaments to control the implementation of sustainable development goals (SDGs). For this purpose, institutional and non-institutional measures from a wide range of parliaments were evaluated and a general assessment framework has been developed, leading to the determination of a set of basic types of dedicated parliam…
Inter-parliamentary cooperation and its administrators
Parliamentary administrators have to cope with a complex and ever-changing procedural framework, as well as with conflicting demands from the policy side. Nevertheless, their role in inter-parliamentary cooperation is rather under-researched. This article focuses on the actors of Administrative Parliamentary Networks and introduces two entirely new entities: European Programmes; and networks of Parliamentary Budget Offices, which seem to have esc…
Inter-parliamentary cooperation and its administrators
Parliamentary administrators have to cope with a complex and ever-changing procedural framework, as well as with conflicting demands from the policy side. Nevertheless, their role in inter-parliamentary cooperation is rather under-researched. This article focuses on the actors of Administrative Parliamentary Networks and introduces two entirely new entities: European Programmes; and networks of Parliamentary Budget Offices, which seem to have esc…
Applying Post-Legislative Scrutiny to the Analysis of Legislation and SDGs in South and Southeast Asia
Post-Legislative Scrutiny (PLS) is an emerging oversight technique which is applied by parliaments to scrutinise implementation and impact of specific laws or legal frameworks. This article takes stock of PLS practices in countries in South and Southeast Asia and argues that PLS can also be used to scrutinise complex processes at the national or supra-national level, such as the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). First, a…
How parliaments monitor sustainable development goals – a ground for application of post legislative scrutiny
The United Nations 2030 Agenda is a global framework for sustainable development. This article sheds light on the engagement of parliaments to control the implementation of sustainable development goals (SDGs). For this purpose, institutional and non-institutional measures from a wide range of parliaments were evaluated and a general assessment framework has been developed, leading to the determination of a set of basic types of dedicated parliam…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in parliaments – preliminary analysis of the Eduskunta experiment
In April 2021, the Committee for the Future of the Parliament of Finland (Eduskunta) organised an extraordinary hearing, that is, of an artificial intelligence (AI). While some legislatures and research groups had already begun to study the implication of AI in the parliamentary domain, this took the parliamentary world by surprise. It was the first time a parliament has directly interacted with an AI system in an actual parliamentary process. Th…
Crowdsourcing the digital parliament
Parliaments will eventually not evade the digital evolution of every institution to become data-driven organisations. This study examines the Hellenic Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Team, a pioneering crowdsourcing initiative aimed at processing and analysing parliamentary data. Under certain conditions, crowdsourcing, in other words, the power of the people, can be appropriately channelled and exploited to support representative institution…
Intégration de l'intelligence artificielle dans les parlements francophones
This article examines the strategic integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within Francophone parliaments, an area that remains overlooked in current research on digital governance. While AI is increasingly used to support legislative functions such as transcription, translation, and document processing, Francophone institutions encounter structural challenges stemming from linguistic biases inherent in English-centric Large Language Models …
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