In this episode, we examine the intersection of artificial intelligence and the right to good administration—a fundamental right ensuring that public authorities treat individuals fairly and transparently. As AI systems become more embedded in government processes, from fraud detection to border control, issues of opacity, bias, and accountability arise. We'll explore what "good administration" means in an age where algorithms may drive decisions and examine case studies, like ETIAS, to illustrate the challenges of balancing efficiency with individual rights. Join us for an insightful discussion on the evolving responsibilities of public authorities in safeguarding fairness and transparency in AI-driven decisions.