Imagine government bots designed to slash red tape in patent applications and veterans' benefits claims. They can save lawyers' time by sifting through mountains of case law in search of relevant precedent or investigators' eyes in scanning photos for a fugitive. The artificial intelligence hurricane heading for the economy is also going to hit government, and a study this year by the consultancy firm Deloitte predicts it could save the feds up to $41.1 billion per year by freeing up 1.2 billion working hours.
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