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Australia's new visa system could use AI to spot dubious applicants so sta can focus on 'high risk clients'.
The Department of Home Affairs is looking to artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify
problems in visa applications.
The newly formed department last week asked the market for information about how these and other
technologies could be used to augment and eventually automate human assessments of complex visa
applications.
It is the next step in the department’s once-in-a-generation overhaul of Australia’s visa system, which will
split the various components of its visa operations into eight separate bundles, and see market providers
take on a larger role.
The RFI specifically relates to “assessments of temporary visa applications from all geographic locations
against visa criteria (other than health and national security assessments)”, as well as "longer-term, more
complex visa products" at a later stage.
Visa processing is currently performed manually by departmental staff using some supporting technology
to assess a range of information - the majority of which is gathered from paper visa applications - in order to
make assessments against each criteria.
“Making these assessments, which form part of the information on which a decision to grant or refuse a visa
is made, costs several hundred million dollars a year,” tender documents state.
With the volumes of visa and citizenship applications expected to grow by around 50 percent to 13 million
per annum over the next 10 years, the department is keen to move away from this “resource intensive
approach”.
The department expects that three broad types of solutions could be introduced to help deliver
assessments: business process services, supportive technology such as robot processing automation and
analytics, and emerging disruptive technology like AI and machine learning.
“The market consultation process shows that business process services could play a substantial role in any
initial solution for assessments against visa criteria, with supportive technology improving productivity and
accuracy over time,” tender documents state.
While the department expects initial capability will involve “predominately human-delivered service
solutions” using supportive technology, it is also looking at opportunities to “deploy disruptive technologies
developed by niche providers”.
“Disruptive technologies are maturing and may be ready to play a role in assessments against visa criteria by
the time the first temporary visa product is launched in December 2019.”
5) Artificial Intelligence in visa processing
These solutions would assess an applicant’s eligibility against a range of threshold questions in cases where
straightforward approval cannot be granted and further assessment is required.
This could include making decisions around “the genuineness of the applicant’s intention to depart Australia
at the end of their visa, or the genuineness of a claimed spouse relationship”, as well as whether the
applicant has sufficient funds to support themselves, the agency said.
However, the assessments wouldn’t constitute a decision - the department said it would retain ultimate
responsibility for all rulings.
Increasingly automating application processing for the majority of clients who are low risk would allow sta
to focus attention on “higher risk clients”, the department said.
It has previously predicted that as many as 90 percent of all future visa applications will be decided through
an automated platform.
The department expects to commence a procurement process later this year for new technologies that can
assist in application assessments.

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@Администратор , по твоему если подключат искуственный интеллект скорость выдачи виз потенциальным мигрантам (у которых нет сложностей) увеличиться? По-моему, они хотят задуматся над сокращением потока мигрантов в страну))
Хотя,если лично я думаю, на такую территорию 22 миллиона это очень мало. Но если взять с их точки зрения, то считаю Сидней и Мельбурн нынешним ходом будут конкретно перенаселены.
Думаю,если создадут такие же условия в других городах страны, то народ и туда потянется. Да и дофига неизведанных территорий в Австралии все ещё есть

 

24 миллиона.
Думаю, что они понимают какой приток денег идёт с проф иммиграции и не будут ее убирать.

 

Ещё бы сколько денег) По большей части я согласен с тем журналистом,что в видео говорит, но где-то правду глаголит женщина тоже там)