New risk network supports fight against AI-powered fraud

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As AI improves, it is opening the door for better risk mitigation — but also for increasingly sophisticated fraud schemes as bad actors use the tech to create synthetic identities, clone voices, automate schemes and falsify images.  Fraud within financial services is expected to rise 153% to $58.3 billion by 2030, up from $23 billion […]



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