Analyst: AI could accelerate costly taxpayer-funded government fraud

(The Center Square) – Fraud costs government agencies more than four times the amount stolen, according to a national fraud analyst, who warns artificial intelligence could make the problem even worse. That comes as Minnesota’s […]

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