Fraud Prevention

.Resemble AI closed a $13 million strategic round—bringing its total funding to $25 million—with investors including Berkeley CalFund, Comcast Ventures, Google’s AI Futures Fund and others. The capital will expand its real‑time deep‑fake detection platform, featuring DETECT‑3B Omni (98 % accuracy across 38+ languages) and Resemble Intelligence, an explainability tool powered by Gemini 3. Deployed in entertainment, telecom and government, the solution addresses rising fraud losses projected at $40 billion by 2027. The company’s 2026 outlook predicts mandatory verification for official communications, identity‑centric security models, heightened regulatory readiness, and rising cyber‑insurance premiums.

Booking.com utilizes AI to combat increasingly complex online fraud and safeguard user data. The company processes vast amounts of data, employing both vendor-specific and in-house AI solutions to detect and neutralize threats like fake reviews, phishing, and account takeovers. This hybrid approach balances deployment speed with customization. Balancing performance and cost is a key challenge. Proactive threat detection through AI assistants enhances security analyst efficiency, while fairness, human oversight, explainability, and privacy are prioritized in AI implementation. Future efforts will focus on optimized integration of AI solutions.

Ant Group is expanding its AI healthcare presence with the AQ application, designed to combat fraudulent medical advertising, particularly targeting vulnerable elderly populations. Named by Jack Ma, AQ aims to leverage AI to eliminate deceptive healthcare practices. Users can access anti-fraud tools like AI-powered image verification and a misinformation debunking service by typing “anti-fraud” within the app. Launched on June 26th, AQ also features extensive AI-driven health education and consultation resources, representing a strategic investment in AI-driven healthcare.

Chesapeake Bank has appointed Grant Garber as Assistant VP, Director of Fraud Prevention, and Nate Cobb as Assistant VP, Director of Operations. Garber will lead the new fraud prevention department, leveraging his compliance expertise. Cobb, with his operational background, will oversee operational infrastructure. These appointments, following the bank’s AARP BankSafe Trained Seal award, reflect Chesapeake Bank’s commitment to strengthening security, optimizing operations, and enhancing customer experience.

Intellicheck, Inc. (IDN) announced a transformative three-year, high-seven-figure agreement with a major U.S. regional bank, expanding its identity verification platform to over 1,900 branches. The deal, including a low-seven-figure annual commitment for 2025, integrates fraud prevention tools into teller systems and digital workflows, aiming to position the client among Intellicheck’s top three revenue sources. The AI-driven platform enables sub-second ID verification, supporting account management and reducing fraud risks. CEO Bryan Lewis highlighted the partnership’s role in enhancing security and operational efficiency for the $500 billion-asset bank. Rollouts begin in Q3 2025, with phased revenue increases anticipated.