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Despite Knowing Risks, Brits Continue to Expose Themselves to Cybercriminals Finds IDnow

The Fintech Times

Deepfakes and threats of AI Such activity could lead to identity theft, which IDnow believes should be a concern to the UK public, especially given the rise in deepfake technology. Developments in generative artificial intelligence (AI) mean deepfake technology can now be used to create hyper-realistic fake documents.

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8 in 10 Financial Firms Investing in Security to Protect Them From Emerging AI Fraud Threats

The Fintech Times

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a new fraud challenge finds ComplyAdvantage , the AI-driven fraud and AML risk detection firm, as it launches ‘The State of Financial Crime 2024’ report. Risks include deepfakes, sophisticated cyber hacks, and the use of generative AI to create malware.

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Balancing AI’s Benefits and Threats Across Fraud and Cybersecurity

Seon

AI can generate synthetic identities, create deepfakes and lead other persuasive and difficult-to-detect social engineering tactics. Find Out More The use of AI in fraud is not limited to the digital space; it extends to financial crimes, money laundering, identity theft and other illicit activities.

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3 Ways Fintechs are Helping Financial Institutions Fight Fraud

Finovate

From the challenge of AI-powered deepfakes to the sad fact that many of our own bad habits continue to keep fraudsters in business, fintechs are busy developing solutions to help us get and stay at least one step ahead of the bad guys. Here are a trio of stories highlighting the latest efforts by fintechs to combat financial crime.