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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 40 MIN

Are we fighting fraud hard enough?

from Leading Detection · host Sedulo Search

In this episode, Jeff Sakasegawa shares his extensive experience in fraud prevention and the nuances of identifying fraudulent documents. He discusses the instinctive ability to detect discrepancies, likening it to a 'spidey sense' for fraud. Jeff emphasises the importance of taking a moment to honour the pause when something feels off, suggesting that this instinct can lead to uncovering significant issues. He also touches on the impact of AI and generative technologies on fraud detection, noting that many of the traditional tells that fraud investigators relied upon are becoming less discernible in the digital age. This conversation highlights the evolving landscape of fraud prevention and the challenges posed by technological advancements.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Deep Fakes and Fraud04:08 The Evolution of Digital Identity06:46 Challenges in Digital Identity Adoption09:26 Generational Perspectives on Digital Identity12:12 The Impact of AI on Fraud14:45 The Role of Generative AI in Fraud Prevention17:20 Fraud in the Customer Journey19:47 Regulatory Changes and Fraud Prevention22:08 Technological Innovations in Fraud Detection24:01 Dynamic Verification and User Experience25:05 Real-Time Fraud Detection Challenges26:40 The Economic Argument for Fraud Prevention28:22 Preparing for the Future of Payments32:33 The Role of Automation in Fraud Prevention34:15 The Future of KYC and AI Agents36:22 Detecting Good Bots vs. Bad Bots38:54 Looking Ahead: Excitement for Future Innovations#fraudprevention #trust , #ai #generativeai #documentverification #frauddetection #technologychallenges #instinctivedetection #digitalfraud

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