Artificial intelligence is being used more and more in everyday life. Unfortunately, where we have good actors, we also have bad actors. Fraudsters can be used in a multiple of ways. Whether it’s to clone voices, alter images and create fake videos to spread false or misleading information. These are some of the risk we need to deal with in today’s world. With AI, we need to understand the risks and opportunities it presents. The risk can be high, but prevention is the key. With every technology, there can be element of good and evil. Within financial services. AI can be applied to identify unusual activity, show inconsistent data, remove manual efforts, improve collaboration, and offer a quick and efficient means to review vast amounts of information.
During this webinar, we will discuss the risk and opportunities of today’s world, how fraudsters are using AI and how legitimate companies use it to their advantage
Overview of AI
• The risks that are out there
• The opportunities AI presents
• How we protect ourselves as an organization
• Future
• Q & A
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