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A conversation about the uses of AI to advance policy responses against corruption and crime This conversation will explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and structural analysis are used to model interactions among criminal networks, corruption structures, and victimization patterns. The discussion will focus on how current technology developments in AI can enhance institutional accountability, inform policy responses, and support evidence-based advocacy. It will also introduce the Observatory of Crime, Corruption, and Victimization (OCCVI), a global initiative developed by SciVortex Corp, and supported by Transparency International and CAJ, that makes these structures visible through data-driven methodologies, such as network analysis, pattern recognition, and natural language processing

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