InfoMigrants reports that AI tools are used across Home Office migration work, including summarising asylum interview transcripts, sorting cases and age estimation. A pilot reportedly saved 23 minutes per case, but spot-checks found a significant error rate. Open Rights Group is calling for more transparency and oversight, while Refugee and Migrant Justice warns that flawed interview records could produce unreliable decisions. The Home Office says trained caseworkers still make the final decisions. Concerns the UK Home Office's use of AI in asylum decisions, and calls for stricter oversight.