What is agentic fraud, and why does it matter for financial institutions?
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“Agentic fraud is identity fraud run by an autonomous AI agent that generates deepfakes and synthetic documents, submits them, learns from each rejection, and retries at scale. It matters for financial institutions because your fraud controls assume attacks are limited by human effort, and this one isn't: it probes until it finds your weakest point, at the cost of compute.”
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