Bolster AI CEO Rod Schultz outlines how rapid advances in AI are reshaping online trust and enabling increasingly sophisticated digital fraud. As AI models become better at generating realistic text, audio and video, traditional signals of authenticity are becoming harder to rely on – creating new risks for businesses and consumers.
Bolster’s research points to clear patterns in modern cybercrime, including the widespread use of cloud infrastructure to hide phishing content, consistent weekday attack cycles and the financial impact of proactive fraud prevention. Schultz argues that the accelerating pace of AI-generated threats makes visibility, contextual threat correlation and adaptive AI-driven defense essential for the years ahead.