Yinglian Xie | Source | CEO and Co-Founder at DataVisor
Yinglian Xie
Yinglian Xie is CEO and Co-Founder of DataVisor, a leading Silicon Valley-based technology company providing advanced fraud and risk management solutions powered by artificial intelligence. Before founding DataVisor, Yinglian worked at Microsoft Research, where her focus was on advancing the security and safety of online services with big data analytics and machine learning. Yinglian completed her Ph.D. in Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, and received many awards including the CMU Cylab Distinguished Alumni Award, CyberSecurity Excellence Award, Silicon Valley Journal C-Suite Award, Silicon Valley Journal Women of Influence of the Year, Peking University School of Computer Science Distinguished Alumni Award. A highly-regarded researcher, author, and conference contributor, Yinglian is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in the areas of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data security.
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Prepare For The AI Fraud Wave Coming To A Device Near And Dear To You
Do you find it exhausting to combat the increasing number of fraud scams lurking in your email inbox?Many don’t notice threats, because some messages seemingly are coming from people we know—until we click on the latest scam—like a party invitation. Yeah, I did.
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The Scientists Behind DataVisor Are Using AI To Spot Financial Scams Before They Begin
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Expect More AI in Fraud Prevention Measures, a Survey Finds - Digital Transactions
As the nascent artificial-intelligence field develops, financial institutions are readying to adopt
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Next-Gen Fraud Prevention: Real-Time Analysis Over Single Solutions
Yinglian says, "No single electronic product can entirely subvert fraud risks." Emerging threats like deepfakes intensify the problem. She advocates for real-time analysis of customer behavior and transaction patterns, using AI and machine learning to detect and disrupt fraud early. This holistic approach offers proactive defenses against evolving fraud schemes. -
AI: The Future of Banking and Payments Security
Yinglian says, "AI will become essential for financial institutions as real-time payments and new payment methods emerge." She highlights AI's role in fraud prevention, potentially saving fraud teams 50% of their time. However, she warns of challenges as fraudsters exploit AI, emphasizing the need for robust governance for AI transparency and ethical use. -
AI Revolutionizes Fraud Prevention in Financial Services
Yinglian highlights AI's impact on financial services, enhancing payment technologies and efficiency. However, AI also aids fraudsters, necessitating AI-powered fraud prevention. "AI is no longer just a tech buzzword," Yinglian notes, emphasizing its crucial role. Generative AI can save fraud teams significant time, ensuring a seamless customer experience. AI's momentum in fraud prevention is undeniable.
