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Hierarchical AI Model Tackles Bias in Nigerian FinTech Fraud Detection

A new AI model addresses structural inequalities in Nigerian FinTech's fraud detection. By incorporating human oversight, it aims to neutralize regional biases and enhance fraud recall.

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Soren Lindqvist2d agoen

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