AI, Deepfakes Are Top Risks for Financial Crime Specialists
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The article highlights the increasing risk of financial crimes due to AI and deepfakes. It suggests that investigators need better data, architecture, and AI-based detection systems to combat these threats.
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ACAMS Says Investigators Need Better Data, Architecture and AI-Based Detection The financial system has a trust problem driven by artificial intelligence, and CIOs looking to prevent fraud and other financial crimes will only face more challenges as criminals find new ways to use AI to swindle, according to an Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists survey.