Built AI automation for fraud detection/investigation workflows — looking for teams still doing this manually [discussion/feedback]
Spent the last several years building fraud analytics systems at scale — detection models, investigation workflows, case management pipelines — mostly in financial services but the underlying problems translate across industries.
I’ve started taking on a small number of consulting engagements where I help teams automate the painful manual parts of fraud operations using AI. Looking to connect with people who are dealing with any of these:
E-commerce / Marketplace
Manual review queues that are drowning your ops team
Chargeback disputes being handled case-by-case with no pattern recognition
Seller fraud or fake review detection that’s still rule-based and brittle
Insurance
Claims fraud that goes to a human investigator for every single case
No automated narrative generation — analysts writing the same paragraph 50 times a day
Subrogation or duplicate claim detection done in spreadsheets
HR / Recruitment
Fake candidate profiles, credential fraud, résumé fabrication at volume
No system to flag anomalous application patterns
Healthcare
Billing fraud / upcoding that requires manual chart review
Prior auth abuse patterns being missed
Gaming / Digital Platforms
Account takeover, promo abuse, bot detection still handled by manual reports
No feedback loop from banned accounts back into detection logic
What I actually help with:
Automating investigator workflows so your team reviews instead of writes
Building feedback loops from human decisions back into models
Replacing brittle rule engines with adaptive ML pipelines
Cutting manual review queue depth without increasing headcount
Not here to sell anything — genuinely looking to understand what problems teams are sitting on. If any of this resonates, drop a comment or DM. Happy to talk through your specific situation first before anything else.
Posted Jun 27, 2026, 10:36 AM UTC