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AI and Fraud – Exploring Risks and Opportunities

AI and Fraud – Exploring Risks and Opportunities — Live Trainings — High Risk Education

Description:
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the fraud landscape—both for criminals and compliance teams. In this session, we’ll explore how AI is used to conduct fraud (including deepfakes, synthetic identities, and scam automation) and how institutions can deploy AI tools to detect and prevent financial crimes. We'll also touch on ethical concerns, emerging regulations, and how to stay ahead without falling for AI hype. This course is built for professionals operating in high-risk environments, from fintechs to banks to MSBs.

Who is this Designed for: Ideal for fraud, compliance, and operations professionals assessing how AI can both cause and prevent fraud.

Agenda:

  • How criminals are using AI for advanced fraud schemes

  • Deepfakes, impersonation, and synthetic identity threats in financial services

  • Using AI for fraud detection and transaction monitoring effectiveness

  • Limitations and risks of overreliance on AI-based tools

  • Regulatory response and upcoming AI oversight in compliance workflows

By the end of this webinar, you will know how to:

  • Recognize AI-powered fraud patterns and emerging threats

  • Deploy AI tools effectively while mitigating compliance and operational risks

  • Balance innovation and security when adopting AI in fraud detection

  • Actionable tips for integrating AI responsibly into fraud programs

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