EU auditors say AI is helping tobacco smugglers pick their next target
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The European Court of Auditors has published two findings that sit awkwardly together. The EU has no reliable picture of the size or structure of its illicit tobacco market. The criminal networks running that market, according to the auditor who led the report, are using artificial intelligence to…
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- 2026-09-09 07:16 · The Next Web
EU auditors say AI is helping tobacco smugglers pick their next target
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