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Sebastian Thrun, the lauded computer scientist, outlined his vision of the AI revolution and gave us four examples to illustrate the immense changes that are coming.

One of the biggest trends in the financial crime industry is the convergence of fraud and regulatory compliance operations, which includes AML and know-your-customer, or KYC, regulations.

If you think of Garry Kasparov as the first chess Grandmaster to be beaten by AI - IBM's Big Blue - you only know half the story.

These three insights have helped some of our customers to develop an enterprise-wide, holistic approach to 21st century fraud management.

FICO’s Manish Gandhi was named to the DataIQ 100 for 2018 list of the most influential business and analytics leaders behind many of the most effective data-driven organisations in the UK.

When it comes to baking at the industrial level, artificial intelligence is the new secret ingredient that can help food manufacturers rise above their competition.

One of the newer applications of artificial intelligence rose to the top of the Fraud & Security blog last year: anti-money laundering. Readers were also keenly interested in learning more about cybersecurity and ATM compromise trends.

As artificial intelligence applications exploded last year, our blog posts on Explainable AI and machine learning drew thousands of readers.

Judging from the views on the FICO Blog, risk professionals are keenly interested in new ways to approach risk analytics.

Among the major banks in Canada, more than 60% that have already made the transition to the Cloud and we fully expect the others to follow suit in the new year.

Optimization is an analytic approach to evaluate and discover successful decision strategies that meet one or more sometimes conflicting business objectives.

“Black Friday and Cyber Monday will probably see record levels of card fraud this year,” says TJ Horan, vice president, who oversees FICO’s fraud solutions