Japan’s Consumer Affairs Agency is moving to apply AI to nationwide consumer-consultation data to identify early signs of “collapse-bound” sales schemes and support earlier consumer warnings before losses spread. The effort combines a PIO-NET detection layer with broader trials of AI for enforcement leads; it is not yet an autonomous legal finding.
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