Governance of Large Language Model Applications, Risks, and Ethics in Public Administration

This specialized conference examines the governance, risk management, and ethical deployment of large language model (LLM) applications within public administration and government settings. Held at Central Michigan University on September 5–6, 2026, it brings together public administration scholars, AI researchers, legal experts, and government practitioners. Core topics include accountability mechanisms for AI-generated government communications, bias in automated decision-making, privacy implications of LLM use in public services, and regulatory frameworks for responsible AI in democratic institutions. The conference responds to the urgent need for evidence-based policy guidance as governments worldwide begin adopting generative AI tools. It aims to produce actionable recommendations for policymakers and practical guidelines for ethical AI governance in the public sector.