A.I. researchers develop neural networks to predict government corruption

Wouldn't you like to know if members of the government are taking bribes, signing illegal contracts or embezzling tax dollars? Spanish researchers created a uniquely-purposed computer model that can figure out the likelihood of government corruption. Their model is based on A.I. neural networks and can predict where in the provinces of the country corruption is more probable based on economic and political variables. One major takeaway from the research - corruption appears more probable when the same party stays in power for too long. The study modeled corruption in certain Spanish provinces for periods of one, two or three years.