[pelanga]

Hi everyone!
i was wondering if eventually AI could get advanced  enough to detect fraud to the point of making it not profitable, will this happen anytime soon? or happen at all?
cheers!

[d4kota]

Hi everyone!
i was wondering if eventually AI could get advanced  enough to detect fraud to the point of making it not profitable, will this happen anytime soon? or happen at all?
cheers!

AI is the future.

[BigSuc]

For some reason I read "Freud stopped by AI". Anyway, as long as humans are around, social engineering will exist. Not many ways around that.

[mothered]

It may well become quite effective In fraud detection, but I don't believe It's possible In It's entirety.

There's always ways to circumvent every entity.

[mothered]

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Good find.

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[darkninja1980]

On this site https://areaphonecodes.com/brazil/, I determine a country, region.

Good find.

Upon viewing It briefly, It caters for every country.

I will look at that link later.

[mothered]

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Bookmarked, and will certainly use It as the need comes to hand.

[rangatang]

There’s an uptick in machine-learning / AI driven anti-fraud / AML cyber security startups.

They tend to post their research on emerging trends and the technology they employ to combat it for promotional purposes. And all that data is laid bare for this or any other community to review, understand and learn from.

Here is an example - review the whitepapers. https://www.datavisor.com/resources/all-resources/

+1 this if you find this informative.