Fighting AI with AI is not enough: The new rules of corporate fraud prevention - Business Daily

Author: businessdailyafrica.comPublished on: October 5, 2026Country: Kenya
Business & EconomyTechnology
Fighting AI with AI is not enough: The new rules of corporate fraud prevention - Business Daily

Companies are heavily investing in anti-fraud technologies, including data analytics and artificial intelligence, but remain vulnerable to increasingly sophisticated digital fraud. The ACFE 2026 report emphasizes that merely acquiring technology is insufficient; governance and proactive risk management are crucial. Most organizations use analytics tools, but few fully leverage unstructured data such as emails and social media, which is becoming critical with the rise of AI. Combating AI-powered fraud requires an integrated approach and strengthened governance.

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