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Same but different? [Video]

There will always be those who, in Sir Walter Scott's words, "practise to deceive" but as times change, do their methods? Does the advent of generative AI mark a clear break with the past, for good or ill, in the realm of fraud, and what does it mean for prevention and investigation? John Gill, President of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), draws on his three decades in the global professional body to look ahead with Keith Nuthall.

There will always be those who, in Sir Walter Scott's words, "practise to deceive" but as times change, do their methods? Does the advent of generative AI mark a clear break with the past, for good or ill, in the realm of fraud, and what does it mean for prevention and investigation? John Gill, President of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), draws on his three decades in the global professional body to look ahead with Keith Nuthall.

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