I’m not going to use the adjective “dystopian” because we are so far beyond qualifiers: it’s a reality. One of the myths about asylum is that one just has to claim it to receive it. The process is long, painful, and often, traumatic. Those are not experiences that can be distilled down to a formula
Dan SohegeMany in the migrants' rights sector have been warning about exactly this. AI is absolutely not suitable for being used in asylum cases. Not only because of the risk of "hallucination", but also because it is unable to deal with the nuance and complexity. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...