It could.
Again, to reduce wait times, you need people at border crossings and airports. That's the main thing you could do. There's nothing that's as efficient or as secure as a properly staffed border.
We see this at airports with the introduction of PIK machines, which have now largely replaced officers. The idea was that they would speed up the process, and now we see the same lineups or longer waiting to deal with a PIK machine rather than an officer. If the technology is used with an officer, there's usefulness to it. If not, we really don't see the point.