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AI Asylum Credibility Scoring: Why It Fails
Why automated credibility scores in asylum interviews violate due process and trauma-informed practice.
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- 1The premise
- 2asylum
- 3credibility
- 4trauma
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Section 1
The premise
Trauma survivors recall events nonlinearly, which AI credibility models systematically misread as deception.
What AI does well here
- Transcribe interviews accurately
- Translate between languages with caveats
- Flag passages for adjudicator review
What AI cannot do
- Judge whether a person is telling the truth
- Account for cultural communication norms
- Replace trauma-informed interviewing
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