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Concerns raised of use of AI in asylum claims
Lunar House in Croydon, south London which houses the headquarters of UK Visas and Immigration, a division of the Home Office

CAMPAIGNERS have raised concerns that the government will be using artificial intelligence (AI) to speed up decisions on asylum cases. 

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced a series of new measures for the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill today. 

Among those were that foreign sex offenders will be excluded from seeking refuge, tougher measures to weed out fraudulent immigration lawyers, and the deployment of AI in decisions on claims. 

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