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Michael Giusti

  • Senior Writer, insuranceQuotes.com
  • Chair, Department of Journalism and Department of Strategic Communications, Loyola University New Orleans
New Orleans
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How AI Is Powering Both Sides of Insurance Fraud

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By Michael Giusti
| VKTR.com
AI is making insurance fraud faster and more convincing, but insurers are using the same technology to detect scams earlier and fight back. Key Takeaways AI is making insurance fraud easier to create and harder to detect. Fraudsters use AI to create fake documents, cloned voices, synthetic identities and convincing scams. Insurers are using AI to verify information faster and spot suspicious patterns earlier.
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Insurers Use AI to Combat Rising Fraud

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By Michael Giusti
| Insurance Thought Leadership
Insurance fraud has always been an arms race. Today, that race is accelerating as insurers face both increasingly sophisticated schemes and an expanding arsenal of tools to combat them. Fraud spans nearly every major line of insurance, from auto and health to property, life, and commercial coverage. It also takes multiple forms, broadly falling into two categories: hard fraud and soft fraud. Hard fraud involves deliberate acts intended to create a loss or fabricate one entirely.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Insurance Explained: Travel, Stadium, and Liability Coverage

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By Michael Giusti
| insuranceQuotes.com
World Cup 2026 Insurance Guide: How the biggest sporting event in North America is protected By Michael Giusti When the FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11, 2026, it will be much more than a soccer tournament. Spanning more than five weeks and hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the event will bring together millions of fans, thousands of athletes and workers, and billions of dollars in economic activity.
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