Deepfake fraud is becoming more difficult to spot
40% of people are not able to spot a real image of damage included as part of an insurance claim, as artificial intelligence increases in its ability to deceive.
A study by SAS has shown how fraudsters are able to fabricate property damage in seconds. Fraudsters were increasing their success by making small adjustments, known as “vanilla synthetics”, meaning
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