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by Jane Doe Smith, Data Analyst Specialist, LexisNexis

AI vs. AI: The New Fraud Threats Targeting Government Programs at Scale

Learn how agencies are using advanced analytics and AI to stay ahead of deepfakes, synthetic identities, and automated fraud schemes.
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AI-enabled fraud is accelerating beyond the reach of traditional program integrity controls. From deepfakes to synthetic identities and AI-generated applications, bad actors are operating at unprecedented speed and scale—driving improper payments, increasing audit exposure, and placing growing strain on agency resources.

In this on-demand webinar, industry experts explore how agencies can modernize their approach and apply AI to detect and prevent fraud earlier in the process.

Why This Matters Now

Emerging fraud tactics are not just more sophisticated—they are scalable. Reports indicate that deepfake-related fraud attempts have surged dramatically, signaling a shift in how fraud is executed and the speed at which it spreads. Legacy systems and manual reviews are struggling to keep pace, especially as oversight expectations around accuracy, documentation, and accountability continue to rise.

Agencies are facing a new reality: effectively combating AI-driven fraud requires equally advanced technology. Without modernization, detection gaps widen, improper payments increase, and program integrity is put at risk.

 What You’ll Learn

In this 45-minute session, cyber fraud experts Terry Brenner and George Freeman of LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, alongside Government Technology host Sean McSpaden, break down:

  • How AI-driven fraud is bypassing traditional controls
  • Why legacy approaches are falling short under increased oversight pressure
  • How agencies are applying AI and advanced data to detect fraud earlier
  • Practical steps to strengthen program integrity and reduce improper payments

Watch the Webinar

Fraud is no longer operating at human scale—and detection can’t either. Agencies that act now can close critical detection gaps, improve audit outcomes, and better protect access for legitimate applicants.

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