What if $12 Trillion in Global Corruption Could Be Stopped by DOGE, Blockchain, and AI? | HackerNoon
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The article argues that blockchain is a promising solution to combat government corruption, highlighting the inefficiencies and financial losses caused by poor governance. It cites alarming statistics, such as the U.S. losing $600 billion yearly to questionable payments and Africa losing $50 billion to corruption. The author suggests that initiatives like "X Custody Guilds" and "X Payments Custody" can leverage blockchain and AI to improve fiscal accountability. By implementing a strategic framework, substantial savings could be achieved that might be redirected to vital infrastructure projects.
Governments typically falter in managing finances, with the U.S. losing $600 billion annually to improper payments, highlighting the need for blockchain as a solution.
By leveraging blockchain technology and better governance structures, we could potentially reclaim trillions lost to corruption, significantly improving how funds are managed.
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