AI-generated fake receipts are making expense fraud cheaper, easier, and harder to detect, forcing companies to rethink how they verify employee claims.

With artificial intelligence weaving its way into everyday life at a notable speed, scams are evolving just as quickly – becoming sharper, more convincing, and far harder to detect. We’ve already seen ...

Multiplying media reports and social-platform posts note the increased use of phony AI-generated restaurant, hotel, and transportation bills by less than upright employees, who ask their companies to ...

ChatGPT’s latest image generator, powered by the GPT-4o model, was released on March 25, and has been both lauded and criticized for its advanced design production. Aside from recreating Studio Ghibli ...

The increasing popularity of image, video, and document generation tools are unsurprisingly ushering in a new era of fraud for businesses and consumers alike. New research has now claimed businesses ...

A recent survey has found that about a third of accountants conceded they would not be able to recognize an AI-generated receipt if it came across their desk, a number that will likely grow higher as ...

Corporate expense fraud used to be a petty problem that faced significant practical limits. An employee could inflate a mileage claim, reuse an old dinner receipt, or purchase a fabricated receipt ...