Researchers and academics have warned of the evolution of corruption networks, which have transitioned from traditional methods to utilizing complex technological and digital tools, such as electronic contracts and digital financial transfers, to conceal funds and facilitate suspicious deals. Experts
noted that while the digital transformation offers benefits, it has created a new environment that necessitates upgrading surveillance tools to keep pace with modern financial crimes. They called for the deployment of artificial intelligence and big data analysis to digitally
trace the movement of funds and integrate government databases. Furthermore, the importance of updating legislation and establishing a transparent system for government contracts was emphasized to prevent the exploitation of technology in corrupt practices.
