The Dark Side of Generative AI: How it Impacts Photos and Videos
While generative AI has many potential positive applications, such as generating fun art, creating virtual worlds, helping write articles and assisting in creative design, there are also negative impacts.
Announcing Deep Scan Pixel-Level Image Analysis
Our 50th software release ushers in exciting new technology People say that every photograph tells a story. Here at Attestiv, we can always find at least two. First, there’s the […]
Understanding Image Tamper Scoring
Attestiv uses AI to detect photo anomalies and fraud by scanning for evidence across a variety of attributes. Once our process is complete, each image receives an easy to understand tamper score.
What is digital fingerprinting?
At Attestiv, we are able to secure data by fingerprinting each item to the blockchain to prevent potential inside and outside threats.
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Business Quality Digital Media Guideline #6: Contextual anomalies
Similar to digital media processing, contextual anomalies are not a sure sign of fraud, but are useful in identifying cases where straight through processing is not appropriate and further interaction may be necessary.
Business Quality Digital Media Guideline #5: Processing
While processing can occur totally inadvertently as a result of internal operations, poorly maintained chain of custody and/or tracking changes to the media, companies should review these methods to ensure they aren’t causing more harm than good.
Business Quality Digital Media Guideline #4: Duplicates
Duplication is the use of the same photos across multiple claims, whether within an insurance carrier or across carriers and this may be a sign of fraud. The ability to detect duplicate photos within or across carriers is an important tool to prevent potential fraud.
Business Quality Digital Media Guideline #3: Tampering
Malicious tampering of digital media is typically a sign of fraud. When media has been altered to change the state or appearance of an insured asset, the media should be rejected and/or replaced. Malicious tampering can happen in a number of ways.
Business Quality Digital Media Guideline #2: Quality
By having a process that immediately detects low quality and then automatically requests a customer to resubmit that image or video is the ideal way to prevent issues whether it be a claim, quote or other transaction.
