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AI is helping assess asylum seekers — but who is checking the system?
A report raises questions about how artificial intelligence is being used in immigration decisions, and whether vulnerable people could be exposed to unfair treatment. Discover what the research says and why campaigners want tighter safeguards.
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00:00Artificial intelligence is being used to help with immigration checks and asylum cases, according to a new report.
00:07The research by campaign group Open Rights Group says the technology can help identify potential sham marriages,
00:15assess asylum seekers' ages and examine the contents of mobile phones.
00:19It also says AI is used in border surveillance and to help prioritise immigration cases.
00:24The group warns that these systems could reproduce existing biases, particularly when decisions affect vulnerable people.
00:32It wants stronger regulation, greater transparency and safeguards to protect human rights.
00:38The report also raises questions about how the technology is tested and monitored.

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