Closer than ever - AI in analytics

Second-guessing where fraudsters might strike next has long been a hit and miss affair but armed with artificial intelligence, better can be expected of predictive analytics, finds Keith Nuthall, in Ottawa; Peter Taberner, who writes from Leicester, UK: and Brenda Dionisi, based in Milan.

Second-guessing where fraudsters might strike next has long been a hit and miss affair but armed with artificial intelligence, better can be expected of predictive analytics, finds Keith Nuthall, in Ottawa; Peter Taberner, who writes from Leicester, UK: and Brenda Dionisi, based in Milan.