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6 June 2022TrademarksJoanna Goodman

AI and anticounterfeiting

Private companies and public entities are using AI to identify counterfeits more quickly than humans can, and, given the increased volume of counterfeit goods traded online, this is increasingly being seen as a promising tool to fight fraudsters.

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