Artificial Intelligence: The double-edged sword against bank fraud

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Artificial Intelligence: The double-edged sword against bank fraud

The banking industry faces an ongoing challenge to combat fraud in the digital age. Credit unions are prime targets for opportunistic actors due to their extensive customer networks and technological capabilities. Nationwide fraud losses exceeded $10 billion in 2023, with a 14% increase attributed to online scams and phishing attempts.

Consumer confidence is crucial for credit unions, as trust between institutions and members is essential for growth. Implementing robust safeguards against fraud is necessary to prevent financial losses and maintain reputation. Advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance identity verification and fraud detection to strengthen account security.

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