Humans would still be required for judgement, legal interpretation, and accountability, the minister's office says.
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Regulation minister David Seymour.
The Ministry for Regulation has issued AI guidance for regulators, which the regulation minister says will enable regulators to do more, and do it faster.
The guidance said AI would work best in low-risk uses, such as triaging and prioritising cases, or validating data against clear rules.
Humans would still be required for judgement, legal interpretation, and accountability.
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