The artificial intelligence tool used to recover 500 million pounds lost for fraud, the government says
The new artificial intelligence tool designed to take strict action helped to fraud the UK government to restore approximately 500 million pounds during the past year, which could reveal the BBC.
More than a third of the money that has declined with regard to fraudulent activity during the Covid-19 pandemic, while recovering other funds from illegal council tax claims and illegal social housing.
The government will announce later today that the new AI tool that helped define fraud will now be licensed for other countries, including the United States and Australia.
Civil freedom activists have previously criticized the government of work for use of artificial intelligence in an attempt to counter fraud.
The Cabinet Office says that 480 million pounds was recovered in the 12 months of April 2024 is the largest amount that has ever reclaimed by government teams to combat fraud in one year.
The ministers say savings will be used now to recruit nurses, teachers and police officers.
Of the total amount that was recovered, 186 million pounds was associated with fraud.
The ministers have long pledged to heat some of the missing money during the epidemic, but the amount of 186 million pounds that was recovered here is a small part of the amount he said in the past was missing.
Before the general elections last year, Chancellor now claimed that more than 7 billion pounds of public funds were lost during the epidemic.
These savings include a ban on hundreds of thousands of companies that are likely to wear fraudulent loans from melting.
Loans that wear loans were 50,000 pounds, which was established by the government during the epidemic to support companies.
However, the scheme was criticized for not being diligent enough and effectively inviting fraud, as companies that dissolve before paying money often do not need to pay anything.
The Cabinet Office says that one of the cases he found includes a woman invented a company and then sent loan money to Poland.
The Minister of Cabinet Office Josh Simons will announce the savings at the Anti -Fraud Summit held by the United Kingdom, the United States, the United States, Australia and New Zealand in conjunction with the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand on Wednesday.
“The advanced tools of artificial intelligence and data tools will ensure that the government can protect public funds and not” lined up on the pockets of fraudsters and scammers. “
The new AI tool, called the Risk of Fraud Risk Assessment, has been developed by researchers in the Cabinet Office and will be offered now through other government departments.
The Council of Ministers Office said that the tool “is surveying new policies and procedures for weakness before exploiting it” and claims that it may make policies “resistant to fraud” before implementing them.
It was developed due to anxiety inside Whittle about the fraud level seen during the epidemic.
Simons will announce that the UK government will now authorize the tool for international use, and it is expected to be adopted by the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand in some way.
But this step may cause anxiety among the campaigns groups that are already satisfied with the government’s use of Amnesty International.
Last year, the Amnesty International tool used to perform a fraud on social welfare was found to show bias according to the age of people, disability, marital and sexual condition.
The documents issued to the guardian under the laws of freedom of information admitted that the tool used by the Ministry of Labor and Pensions and showed “a variation in the result with statistical significance” in “fair analysis”.
A report issued by Amnesty International, which was released earlier this year, criticized “the use of unrestricted government and artificial intelligence systems.