Speaking at the ATO and Cloud Security Summit on Thursday, Michael Boyce - director of the DHS AI Corps - said the department's United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is leveraging generative AI tools to train new asylum and refugee officers with simulated interviews mirroring the actual conversations they are likely to have with asylum seekers.
Under the new system, Boyce said officers-in-training will type out an interview question and 'generative AI will pretend to be a refugee applicant and give them answers, new answers, to practice the three hour long interview with an automated system.'
"When we think about bias, well, in this particular case, I actually want this generative AI system to pretend to talk about very toxic potential events - you know, murderers, persecution - to replicate," Boyce said.
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