Openai CEO Sam Altman warned The financial industry of an “important impending fraud crisis” due to the ability of artificial intelligence tools to have a person’s voice to avoid security checks and postpone money.
Altman spoke in Washington on Tuesday at a Federal Reserve Conference.
“One thing that scares me is that there are still still some financial institutions that accept voiceprint as authentication,” said Altman. “It’s a crazy thing that it can still do. Ai has completely defeated it.”
Voiceprinting as identification Were popular for wealthy bank customers more than a decade Preparations for customers who were usually asked to pronounce a challenge expression on the phone in order to access their accounts.
But now AI language clones and finally video clones can spend people in such a way that, according to Altman, Altman is increasingly “cannot be distinguished from reality” and will require new methods for review.
“It could be something we can think about that we can work together,” said Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman, the best financial supervisory authority of the central bank, which organized the discussion with Altman.
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