CMA trialling AI tool to identify bid-rigging risks

Sarah Cardell CMA

Source: CMA

Construction has been the target of a number of recent bid-rigging probes

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is trialling the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in an effort to tackle bid-rigging. 

The watchdog has piloted a new tool which uses AI to scrape large-scale data to identify which public procurement markets are at “significant risk” of corrupt practices.

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