Neurotechnologies in cognitive systems and their impact on the transformation of public administration

In the current rapidly evolving landscape, where information volumes and task complexity are steadily increasing, management systems based on traditional approaches are increasingly demonstrating their limitations. Under these circumstances, the methods and principles of cognitive management, which enable adaptation to changing conditions, processing of unstructured information, and decision-making under uncertainty, are coming to the fore. This article undertakes an in-depth analysis of the cognitive management paradigm, elucidating its fundamental principles, methods, and technological solutions. The authors explore the influence and potential of neurotechnologies in the process of transforming public administration in its current stage.