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Enterprise fraud management, AI and data visualization

Cambridge Intelligence

While this basic model still applies to enterprise fraud management today, the increasing use of artificial intelligence – by both fraudsters and fraud prevention teams – introduces new complexities. The post Enterprise fraud management, AI and data visualization appeared first on Cambridge Intelligence.

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AI and data visualization: Powering the intelligence cycle

Cambridge Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is changing the way organizations think about data analysis. AI and data visualization can do a lot of the heavy lifting for analysts and investigators working with connected data – helping them detect, understand and even predict risks and threats.

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3 new & easy ways to simplify complex data visualizations

Cambridge Intelligence

Overlaying AI-generated data enhances the effectiveness of graph visualizations and reveals an attack path inside the cloud network FREE: Graph visualization and artificial intelligence white paper Find out how successful businesses work with the latest graph visualization and AI technologies to make fast, business-critical decisions.

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Responsible AI Relies on Data Literacy

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Data literacy is a key component for any organization to be able to scale responsible and trusted artificial intelligence technology. What Is Data Literacy? Data literacy is the ability to understand data science and AI applications critically using basic data visualization, communication, and reasoning skills.

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Link analysis: 6 trends shaping the future

Cambridge Intelligence

Although AI technologies have improved the speed and accuracy of intelligence operations, getting better at detecting threat, spotting anomalies and even recommending courses of action, those alerts and recommendations are worthless without data visualization to make them explainable and understandable to the human decision-maker.