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How can AI simplify compliance with international sanctions regimes?

Aušra Šablinskienė
Sanctions expert, Lithuania
Published 29 Jan 2026
How can AI simplify compliance with international sanctions regimes?
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In this article, we focus on the constantly evolving and highly complex legal landscape of EU sanctions imposed on third countries. We explore whether artificial intelligence (AI) can enable more efficient compliance, in particular by accelerating the assessment of whether a product transported along a specific route is subject to sanctions. Practical examples are drawn from the CustomsClear Sanctions AI Assistant.

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