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Can AI finally stop corruption in South Africa? | SA News

Artificial intelligence is being harnessed to help weed out corruption by creating an early warning system based on data processing.  

That’s according to the Institute for Security Studies, which is working on an AI tool currently at an early stage of development.   

Criminals who may have outsmarted traditional criminal intelligence may find AI a more formidable foe, with similar initiatives already well-established abroad.

“The tool we are building is an early warning system for detecting state capture,” comments project leader Nicola Prins.

“It will be focused on diagnosing whether the patterns that have been found in state capture are presenting themselves at government…

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