Next General is fighting financial fraud MIT Technology Review

by SkillAiNest

Artificial Identification fraud now costs banks to $ 6 billion a year, Making him the fastest growing financial crime in the United States The culprit is eligible to exploit Personal personal data violations to fabricate “Franklin Einstein ID”. Cheap credentials sticking software can be used in several platforms to test thousands of stolen credentials. And can easily ignore the sound verification system with AI -powered text -to -speech tools.

“Technology is both catalysts and changes,” says John Pits, head of industry relations and digital trusts in Played. “Being catalyst in it, he has accelerated more severe and more severe fraud types.

The fraudsters can use AI tools several times to multiply the number of attackers. Entry points or routes that invaders can use to infiltrate a network or system. For example, in advance fee scams, where fraudsters offer large sums of money in exchange for a special fee, scammers can use AI to identify the victims at a much higher rate and at a lower price. After that, they can use AI tools to perform tens of thousands of digital conversations simultaneously, if not millions, if not millions.

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