TechAI cargo scanning aimed at avoiding trade disruption
The Economic Times reports that the CBIC chairman described a shift from physical inspections toward intelligence-led, technology-driven risk assessment to disrupt illicit supply chains.
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The CBIC chairman says AI and other technology will be used to scan cargo without disrupting trade, The Economic Times reports. He described a shift toward intelligence-led, technology-driven risk assessment, stressing that the goal is to disrupt illicit supply chains—not merely increase seizures and arrests.
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AI cargo scanning aimed at avoiding trade disruption
The Economic Times reports that the CBIC chairman described a shift from physical inspections toward intelligence-led, technology-driven risk assessment to disrupt illicit supply chains.
TLDR
The CBIC chairman says AI and other technology will be used to scan cargo without disrupting trade, The Economic Times reports. He described a shift toward intelligence-led, technology-driven risk assessment, stressing that the goal is to disrupt illicit supply chains—not merely increase seizures and arrests.