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Immigration minister says AI isn't making final immigration decisions

Immigration, Citizenship and Refugees Minister Sean Fraser says new technology has greatly accelerated processing times in his department — but he insists that artificial intelligence (AI) isn't making any final decisions on whether an immigration application is approved.

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Immigration minister says AI isn't making final immigration decisions