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Bellum_Romanum said:
Hi @Serb do you have any link that I can read about this specific use of AI for catching corrupt officials? I know and read as well that China uses A.I. in some of their judicial cases ensuring a consistent application of the law(s) from the presiding judges that oversee cases. The judges are given sets of recommendations and guidelines by A.I. to be used for their sentencing and if the judge(s) deviate from the said recommendation, he/she must write a justification as to why.
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I didn't know about that use in the judiciary system, it sounds like a great approach.

I meant about catching them in the entire party in general, I read it from this blog.

It sounds very specific so it could be true, but I have no way to verify those claims,

Someone could look more into it. But logically, I don't know why wouldn't AI be used.

To me, it sounds like this is the perfect opportunity to use it for, and natural progression.



Chinese know that crooked governments do more harm than wars. That’s why crooked officials – obese, callous and surrounded by giggling bimbos – are the villains in most historical dramas. So when Xi created the National Supervisory Commission, the PRC’s highest supervisory and anti-corruption authority, he charged it with ‘making corruption impossible’.

The Commision promptly bought a supercomputer and trained it on fraud case records going back to Deng’s time, fed it with current officials’ personal financial declarations and began searching for highly effective officials who are also highly effective crooks.
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This year, patterns invisible to the naked eye brought down a Defense Minister, a Foreign Minister, mayors and NGO bosses, and the public loved it.
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Since 2021, thousands of volunteer officials have been paid in traceable e-yuan. Now the Commission wants them all paid that way. With personal financial records on file, they say, corruption will become almost impossible. What’s more, provincial and foreign governments can load the app with their own data and find their own crooks.

BRI heads of state – whose popularity would soar if they could create an honest bureaucracy – are fascinated, and one wants to implement it next year..

The Russian e-ruble has been used in trade for two years and President Putin has followed China’s AI developments closely (he knows some of the perps personally). If he can straighten out his bureaucracy, 180 million Russians will be wealthier and their country’s international stature will rise. And if China and Russia, the Big Boys, can pull it off, the rest of the world will follow.
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