Federal homeland defense agencies have fast-tracked the use of artificial intelligence to issue decisions on immigration benefits, but have failed to disclose how they will prevent discrimination from those tools, a lawsuit claims.
“AI tools are now pervasive at DHS—agency decision makers use AI to inform a range of decisions that impact people’s lives,” according to a complaint filed Oct. 3 in the US District Court of the District of Columbia.
Decisions by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services and other Department of Homeland Security subagencies affected by AI could include deferred action grants, visa fraud detection, naturalization, and detention, ...
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