The German cabinet submitted a draft bill on the 29th to allow immigration officials to use artificial intelligence assisted processing when reviewing asylum, visa, and residence permit applications to improve work efficiency. According to German News Agency, the number of immigration applications processed by the German government has been high for a long time, and government departments are understaffed. In this context, a bill using artificial intelligence to assist the review was approved by the Cabinet. According to the bill, immigration officials can use artificial intelligence to automatically compare questionable content in applicants' statements with online public data to check application information. In addition, immigration officials can use artificial intelligence to analyze completed application cases, summarize decision-making models, unify processing standards, and find areas that can improve efficiency. According to this law, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, and local immigration authorities can use immigration application data to train, verify, and test artificial intelligence models. According to the German government, artificial intelligence is only an aid, and the legal evaluation and final decision of immigration applications will still be made by immigration officials.

The German cabinet submitted a draft bill on the 29th to allow immigration officials to use artificial intelligence assisted processing when reviewing asylum, visa, and residence permit applications to improve work efficiency. According to German News Agency, the number of immigration applications processed by the German government has been high for a long time, and government departments are understaffed. In this context, a bill using artificial intelligence to assist the review was approved by the Cabinet. According to the bill, immigration officials can use artificial intelligence to automatically compare questionable content in applicants' statements with online public data to check application information. In addition, immigration officials can use artificial intelligence to analyze completed application cases, summarize decision-making models, unify processing standards, and find areas that can improve efficiency. According to this law, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, and local immigration authorities can use immigration application data to train, verify, and test artificial intelligence models. According to the German government, artificial intelligence is only an aid, and the legal evaluation and final decision of immigration applications will still be made by immigration officials.