AI Sparks Fraud Crisis in Finance: Altman's Warning
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman cautions the financial sector about a looming fraud crisis driven by AI tools capable of voice impersonation. Speaking at a Federal Reserve conference, Altman highlights the vulnerabilities of voiceprint authentication and the need for new verification methods as AI-generated clones become indistinguishable from real voices.
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At a recent Federal Reserve conference in Washington, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman issued a stark warning to the financial industry regarding a 'significant impending fraud crisis' fueled by the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI).
Altman highlighted the ease with which AI can now replicate human voices, a development that jeopardizes the security of voiceprint authentication systems still used by some financial institutions. He described continuing reliance on this technology as 'crazy' given AI's capability to mimic voices with near-perfection.
Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman expressed interest in collaborating on new verification technologies as AI-generated voice and video clones threaten existing security measures, creating a pressing challenge for the financial sector.
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