How can technology Identify transactions suspected of arising from corrupt activities or identify associated static and dynamic networks?

How can we create low-cost, highly scalable, publicly available, accurate information and tools that can help governments and the private sector better detect and disrupt corruption while minimizing false positives?

How can technology enable secure real-time, contextualized information that the public and interested stakeholders can use to identify and report corruption in order to take appropriate action?

How can we use deep or reinforcement learning, simulation techniques, or agent-based modeling techniques to predict new approaches to hiding corrupt activities and proceeds?

How can technology Identify transactions suspected of arising from corrupt activities or identify associated static and dynamic networks?

How can we create low-cost, highly scalable, publicly available, accurate information and tools that can help governments and the private sector better detect and disrupt corruption while minimizing false positives?

How can technology enable secure real-time, contextualized information that the public and interested stakeholders can use to identify and report corruption in order to take appropriate action?

How can we use deep or reinforcement learning, simulation techniques, or agent-based modeling techniques to predict new approaches to hiding corrupt activities and proceeds?

How can we prevent data from staying siloed?

How can we better connect public/private datasets with open data sources to identify corruption?

How can technology facilitate data integration to enable efficient analysis of large amounts of structured and unstructured data from both traditional and nontraditional sources to predict, report, and alert illicit behavior?

How can we identify new data sources that could inform how, where, why, and when corruption takes place in an organization (going beyond transactional data)?

How can we leverage technology to enable secure information sharing between law enforcement and civil society/private sector (and/or international law enforcement information sharing)?

How can businesses better use technology to share information on suppliers/third and fourth parties to reduce the burden and costs of due diligence (collective action)?