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The State Committee of the Republic of Belarus on Property plans to use neural networks in its work to detect offenses in automatic mode, BelTA reports with reference to the head of the department Dmitry Matusevich.

"Neural networks are being developed for our tasks, and subsequently they will identify certain processes. After this process is identified, for example, unauthorized construction, then theoretically the neural network itself can try to look for the owner of this land, this object," Matusevich said, speaking at an international forum dedicated to the International Day for the Protection of Personal Data (January 28) in Minsk and added that in the future neural networks will be able to independently prepare and send letters to the owners of the plots.

The State Property Committee has a lot of personal data that is important for the economic security of a citizen and an enterprise. In this context, it is important to find a balance between the possibility of issuing this data, adhering to traditional data processing and at the same time protecting them.

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