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Image: AI Hub• Visa unveiled six AI-driven tools to automate charge dispute management for issuers, acquirers, and merchants, reducing manual reviews and fraud losses. • The tools, launched yesterday, aim to accelerate resolution processes across US payment networks. • This upgrade positions Visa at the forefront of AI-enhanced fintech security and efficiency.
aihub.com• Visa introduced six AI tools on April 1, 2026, to modernize credit-card dispute processes for merchants, issuers, and acquirers using generative responses and predictive models. • The tools address over 103 million disputes processed in 2025, a 35% increase since 2019, with features like document summarization and centralized case management. • Deployment will streamline operations for US financial institutions, reducing resolution times and costs significantly.
letsdatascience.com• TD's second annual U.S. AI Insights Report shows 78% of Americans use AI tools daily, up significantly, released March 31, 2026 from Mount Laurel, NJ. • 67% report improved proficiency year-over-year; Gen Z at 90% usage across generations. • Only 18% trust AI alone for financial recommendations; 62% trust it for info but prefer humans, family (90%), banks (85%).
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Image: Healthcare IT Today• A March 29, 2026 survey reveals 57% of healthcare executives rank AI-based clinical tools as their top technology initiative. • Conversely, 57% of patients believe AI is not yet mature enough for doctors to trust in clinical decisions. • Samsung Medison unifies its U.S. medical imaging businesses under Samsung HME America to streamline operations.
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Image: TechStartups• OpenAI signed a new contract with Amazon Web Services on March 18, 2026, to provide AI tools to US government customers for both classified and unclassified projects. • The deal, confirmed by AWS, expands OpenAI's federal footprint and offers an alternative procurement path amid tensions with other providers like Anthropic. • This move reduces OpenAI's reliance on single cloud vendors and targets core government sectors including defense and intelligence.
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