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According to industry reports, it is estimated that about 20-30% of insurance claims now include some form of AI manipulation. As a result, insurance companies are facing challenges like increased adjustor costs, growing pressure from regulators, and more. Copyleaks COO Shouvik Paul will be tackling this issue head on in his upcoming presentation: Beyond The Deepfake: Fighting Skyrocketing AI Fraud in Insurance Claims This session will take place live at the Annual Antifraud Conference hosted by AFA Anti-Fraud Alliance in Monterey, CA. Stop by the Cyprus Room on Day 2 at 2:15 pm to join us! #annualantifraudconference

Generative AI offers incredible speed and brainstorming power, but maintaining human integrity requires balancing assistance with original thought. Our latest blog coveres how to use AI as a sophisticated co-pilot while ensuring your work remains ethical and accurate. Read the full article below:

Last week, PIX11's Henry Rosoff spoke with Copyleaks CEO Alon Yamin on deepfake AI use in political advertising. Watch the full clip here: https://lnkd.in/e7YkVn3F

We're headed to the Annual Antifraud Conference hosted by the AFA Anti-Fraud Alliance in Monterey, California! Stop by our booth to meet Shawn Adelsberg and Kyle Becerra and learn more about how Copyleaks is helping insurance companies deal with AI manipulation in claims. While you're there, make sure to catch Shouvik Paul's live presentation Beyond The Deepfake: Fighting Skyrocketing AI Fraud in Insurance Claims on April 23rd (Day 2) at 2:15 pm in the Cyprus Room! We're looking forward to seeing you there! #annualantifraudconference

Our latest research, shared exclusively with Business Insider, uncovered more than 50 sexually suggestive ads on TikTok promoting AI apps that digitally undress people. Here are a few key highlights: - These ads generated tens of thousands of views between December 2025 and February 2026. - While TikTok prohibits "AI Nudify Apps," these services use gray areas to bypass moderation. - As our VP of Marketing, April Kozen, stated, this is a failure of policy that affects "a lot of innocent people". As generative AI becomes more powerful, the gap between innovation and safety continues to widen. Transparency is the first step toward a regulated, ethical AI future. Copyleaks remains committed to holding both AI developers and distribution platforms accountable to ensure technology serves humanity, rather than exploiting it. Read the exclusive here: https://lnkd.in/eDYdP5u6

An investigation from the AI detection firm Copyleaks found TikTok ran dozens of sexually suggestive ads for AI deepfake apps. https://bit.ly/4bZGLkb

We're headed to ASU+GSV Summit in San Diego! Stop by Booth S8 - Seaport Foyer from April 12-15th to meet our team and grab some swag! Christian Buda and Melissa King are ready to show you how Copyleaks is helping educators and leading institutions bring GenAI into the classroom responsibly. See you there! #asugsv2026

We’re thrilled to announce that Copyleaks has been ranked No. 7 on the 2026 Inc. Regionals: Northeast list of the fastest-growing private companies! Thank you to our partners and users for being part of our journey as we continue to set the standard for content authenticity and responsible AI adoption. Check out the full list from Inc. Magazine here: https://lnkd.in/drttF563 #incregionals

With 70% of professionals expressing enthusiasm for AI integration, the focus has shifted from if we use it, to how we verify it. In our latest newsletter, we cover: - A deep dive comparison of Copyleaks versus GPTZero. - 2026 Best Practices: A guide to high-impact writing that balances AI efficiency with human depth. - The Higher Ed Playbook: A foundational resource for any organization navigating the transition to an AI-augmented workflow. Get the data-driven insights you need to lead with confidence. Subscribe to Verified by Copyleaks for monthly updates on original content, AI governance, and fraud prevention.

Copyleaks CEO Alon Yamin joins Fox 32 Chicago to talk about the growing use of AI-generated voices, videos and images in political ads. He explains why deepfakes are getting harder to detect, why transparency and enforcement matter, and what voters should watch for as AI misinformation becomes more common. Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ghDkPZ2u