To beat AI-empowered fraudsters, credit-card providers may need to share data
Highlighting the escalating sophistication of fraudsters in their tactics, detecting fraud presents a formidable challenge due to the sheer volume of legitimate transactions, as emphasised by Professor Hahn Jungpil.
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