Shipping Industry Turns 70,000 Corruption Reports into AI-Powered Risk Tool

The maritime industry has spent a decade documenting its own extortion, now it’s using that data to outsmart the crooks. The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) today unveiled the Global Port Integrity Platform (GPIP), a tool that crunches 70,000 corruption incidents across 1,350 ports into real-time risk intelligence for ship operators. Think of it as Waze for bribes: crews get automated alerts about ‘common demands’ before they even drop anchor. From 70,000 Bribes to a ‘Waze for Corruption’ More than 75 organisations now plug GPIP’s dashboards into their operations, while 350+…

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