Computer programs trained to produce works of art or write news stories could replace the work of human artists and journalists. In the same way, these tools are rapidly replacing traditional forgery techniques and putting sophisticated fraud in the hands of less skilled fraudsters.

In this seminar, we will look at case studies of AI-assisted document fraud from remote IDV (Identity Document Verification) and ask what we can do to combat this very real threat in an increasingly virtual world.

Run in conjunction with the International Currency Association, the workshop will start with an interactive session to explore who is doing what and why.

Next there will be an opportunity to interact with experts talking about a wide range of methods used to dispose of unfit banknotes at the end of their lives.  The disposal of unfit notes is one of the most visible activities undertaken by central banks and print works, so doing this well is important and a difficult topic.

Finally, we will focus on an area where central banks have weaker mechanisms to bring change, the cash cycle.  We will hear about how central banks are managing this, what works and what does not.

This session is designed for all stakeholders, because collaboration is a key to doing better.  Join us to gain an Asian perspective on cash sustainability.