US EditionArtificial Intelligence-Assisted Application Erroneously Rejects Social Security Applications in Brazil R3D: Network in Defense of Digital Rights
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Brazil introduced a tool, assisted by AI, to try to reduce bureaucracy in the processing of social benefits. However, instead of helping to create a more efficient process, it has caused problems by rejecting applications erroneously in complex cases, reports Rest of World. The report documents cases of people who have been working in the countryside or who have some type of physical disability and have asked for their retirement, which has been…
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