“Could the US State Department use AI to revoke student visas?”
Craig R. Smith, a partner and head of the Litigation practice at Lando & Anastasi, was recently quoted in The National. Craig offered his perspective on the risks of U.S. State Department’s potential use of artificial intelligence to identify and potentially revoke the visas of international students participating in certain public demonstrations.
Craig’s comments highlight key concerns about transparency regarding the use of AI in sensitive matters, potential biases, and the risks of relying on AI for nuanced interpretations of social media content.
He emphasizes that while AI tools excel at summarizing information, they struggle with context and meaning—critical factors in analyzing online discourse. Craig also warns about AI-generated “hallucinations” and stresses the importance of quality control and verification to ensure accuracy. His insights underscore the need for transparency and oversight when deploying AI in government or regulatory settings.
Read the full article at thenationalnews.com.
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