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Sonntag, 20. April 2025

Why is Germany so far behind when it comes to #AI and its strategic application?

 



A country that once gave the world the first functional digital computer through #KonradZuse now seems like a spectator in an era it helped to define.

When even the United Arab Emirates begin to restructure their legal system through #LLMs, predictive modeling, and autonomous compliance analytics, then we – as Germany and the EU – must confront a fundamental systems question:

Are we still structurally and adaptively capable of keeping pace in the age of artificial intelligence?


#Dubai leads by example:

🧠 System Status: UAE // Governance Mode: Next Gen

πŸ”Έ Pioneer role within the MENA region
πŸ”Έ Predictive AI for dynamic risk-minimized compliance monitoring
πŸ”Έ Legislative drafting and approval 70% faster
πŸ”Έ LLMs trained on 100,000+ legal documents
πŸ”Έ Real-time impact analysis across 20+ sectors
πŸ”Έ Autonomous detection of outdated or conflicting laws
πŸ”Έ Coverage of 100+ federal and local legal frameworks
πŸ”Έ Connected to global AI legal research networks
πŸ”Έ Part of a $10B+ digital transformation initiative
πŸ”Έ 24/7 autonomous, context-driven regulatory decision-making
πŸ”Έ ~50% reduction in manual administrative tasks
πŸ”Έ UAE now ranked among the global top 10 in digital governance


Technologies in use:

#NLP & #LLMs for legal language generation
Predictive modeling for regulatory risk detection
Central AI engine for continuous compliance oversight


The UAE no longer follows global standards – they are defining them.
πŸ” Time for Europe to finally wake up.


#TrauthResearch #StefanTrauth #DubaiVision2031 #AI #Governance #DigitalJustice #FutureReady

Sonntag, 6. April 2025

FTAN – THE PATH TO AI-BASED FULL AUTOMATION OF TAX-RELEVANT TRANSACTION VALIDATION

 



FTAN – THE PATH TO AI-BASED FULL AUTOMATION OF TAX-RELEVANT TRANSACTION VALIDATION

πŸ“˜ Report published and submitted to the German Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF)
Title: FTAN – The Path to AI-Based Full Automation of Tax-Relevant Transaction Validation

The report presents a scalable system for recording transactions exceeding €250 (purchases) or from €0.01 (sales), regardless of platform, industry, or payment method.
Key components:

  • FTAN (Financial Transaction Authentication Number)

  • Digital identity (incl. NFC & biometrics)

  • Real-time submission to a central financial data authority

  • Compatibility with Elster API, EUDI Wallet & future clearing systems

Objective: Fraud prevention, tax fairness, and data privacy through pseudonymization.

Outcome: A traceable system architecture that enables structure without surveillance.
Potential: At least €11–27 billion in additional annual tax revenues.
Impact: Up to 99% reduction in undeclared cash flows. VAT carousel fraud can be fully eliminated if applied at the EU level.

Applicable for: Every citizen, every company – for every financial transaction, in real time.

Due to the formal submission and positive feedback from the German Ministry of Finance, only selected parts of the original concept are publicly available in English.



DE Version here