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OpenAI signs deal with United Kingdom to find government uses for its models
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2025
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This is probably an area that could massively benefit from AI, but won't because the oligarchs won't let it. AI would be great for auditing things like taxes and other filings. But that enigma is where a lot of oligarchs flourish. With a properly implemented AI audit, someone like trump never rises because his fraud would have been detected much sooner and could have been at least slowed if not fully halted. Oligarchs will understand this and make sure it doesn't negatively impact them.