Bandwidth Hosts Roundtable on AI-Era Fraud and Compliance in London
Bandwidth Inc. hosted a roundtable in London this month, bringing together European enterprise leaders to discuss challenges related to fraud, compliance, and trust in AI-powered communications. Announced in a press release, the event focused on securing trust in the age of AI, with discussions led by Bandwidth's Chief Product Officer, John Bell.
The roundtable aimed to address top industry pain points, including compliance, fraud prevention, AI readiness, and regulatory uncertainty. Participants shared their experiences with emerging threats and expressed concerns over fragmented regulatory frameworks and remediation processes. In response, Bandwidth outlined its Trust Solutions framework, which includes robust onboarding, traffic management, and anomaly detection.
The event also highlighted Bandwidth's proactive engagement in shaping public policies to enhance regulations that support consumer-driven technologies while combating communications fraud. Feedback from the roundtable will inform the company's Trust Services API strategy and public policy objectives.
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