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    A recent report released by TechTonic Justice found that most public benefit programs are riddled with AI.

    In 2011, when Michigan was looking for ways to cut spending on its unemployment program after it had been drained by the Great Recession, the state turned to a new idea: building—and eventually deploying—an automated computer system to root out benefit fraud.



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