AI at full speed. Safety at full strength.
In the race to be AI first, models are moving from the lab to live at breakneck speed. Updates launch in rapid cycles, as workflows transform in record time. But speed without responsibility is risky.
In this issue, we explore the next wave of AI development, the new threats alongside it and what it takes to build, deploy and apply AI — safely.
Making AI safety first
When it comes to building AI, safety often gets bolted on at the end – a patch, a fix or a compliance box to check. But as systems become more capable and autonomous, embedding safety from the start ensures AI works in the real world.
Read our recent blog to see how you can both innovate with AI and protect the customers and communities you serve.
AI is rewriting the Trust & Safety playbook
That was the resounding message at this year’s TSPA EMEA Summit. Digital threats aren’t just growing — they’re becoming more effective. From deepfakes to AI-driven scams, bad actors are getting more creative, so moderation needs to be smarter.
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Automation can handle the volume — but it can’t read between the lines. Coded language, sarcasm and shifting social cues still need human judgment.
When the new face of fraud doesn’t have one
AI agents can shop and transact on your behalf. Is this the personalized, frictionless commerce we’ve been waiting for? Or a bigger doorway to new kinds of fraud? And, when the buyer is ‘invisible,’ who’s accountable when things go wrong?
Traditional fraud systems aren’t built for this world. Our fincrime & compliance experts break down 4 new risks and defenses to help businesses verify identity and keep security intact.
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