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'Do not trust your eyes': AI generates surge in expense fraud
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Re: 'Do not trust your eyes': AI generates surge in expense fraud
#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not solved but constrained. If I post you per diem. I no longer have to worry about if what you spend it on is legit or not
The problem isn't "spending above/below per diem" as I understand the article. The problem is that whatever spending is happening, might be fake, that's why they're complaining about "faking expense receipts". So it does seem like the companies themselves do worry about if what you spend it on is legit or not, it's almost the entire purpose of the article unless I misunderstand something?
In my experience, this form of expense management is a relatively new development. Not so long ago, I had a company linked corporate card. Credit card transactions are already labeled with the type of purchase. You have to submit a report that corresponds to the actual charged amount. Additionally, they get all the bills with their hotel partner to cross reference the transactions with the credit card and the submitted expense. Flights etc worked the same way. Those are now additionally tracked in the company travel relationship portals which accomplish the block chain without the block chain. None of this requires a global immutable currency ledger or anything like that to accomplish their goal: just get some reasonable transaction validation long enough to process the expense then never look at it past an audit. Later, they also made people eat from the same hotel and negate the issue for meal expenses. It's just not a technology problem. If it were, they would just demand more granularity from the credit card company and the employee and reject things out of policy.
Re: 'Do not trust your eyes': AI generates surge in expense fraud
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#64We are not ready for the image and video fraud that is happening now and very much is coming. I can see why governments are starting to push for government issued ID to pervade into everything because its going to require a large amount of tracking to counter all the fakes. Rather than tracking everything a move to a usable trust and verifiable signature system is preferable from a piracy point of view and would stil…
payment by stablecoin would prevent this
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