AI Agents, can they fight fraud?

For the low price of $200/month, opportunistic fraudsters and organized crime rings can now pay for a subscription for FraudGPT. And they are — often using the “dark LLM” to draft bank-related phishing emails (and even suggested where in the content people should insert a malicious link), generate highly convincing fake financial documents, create realistic synthetic identities, and craft persuasive narratives used in social engineering scams. But there is hope for fraud fighters in a groundbreaking technology powered by LLMS: AI Agents. In fact, 83% of executives at companies with more than $1B in revenue plan to integrate AI Agents within the next three years. So what are AI Agents? And how will they empower — and not replace — frontline fraud fighters? Tune into this live recording of the Good Question podcast to find out.

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Here's what you'll learn:
Learn how criminals are using FraudGPT to create advanced phishing emails, fake documents, and social engineering scams.
Discover why 83% of executives at large companies are planning to integrate AI Agents for fraud prevention within the next three years.
See how AI Agents won’t replace frontline fraud fighters, but rather, that each fraud fighter will evolve into a manager of AI Risk Agents.