Mastercard spent decades training its fraud system to see bots as thieves. Now bots are the ones doing the buying.
Our take: Fraud system redesign for AI buyers; meaningful shift, not breakthrough.
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Mastercard must redesign its fraud detection system to accommodate AI bots as legitimate buyers, after decades of training it to flag bot activity as fraudulent.
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