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Identifying and responding to complex, high-stakes situations―regulatory violations, litigation, allegations of fraud―requires vigilance. That means implementing strong controls, policies, and procedures across the enterprise, backed by tech-enabled investigative capabilities.

 

PwC's Forensics Today publication offers insights to help organizations prepare for the unexpected, so they can respond effectively and emerge stronger.

Latest issue: The future of investigations: Human-led, AI-enabled

  • Investigative functions within organizations are getting squeezed by growing caseloads, data volumes, regulatory requirements, and cost pressures. Largely reliant on siloed, labor-intensive processes, many struggle to adapt and risk falling further behind.
  • At the same time, trust remains a significant barrier to modernization. Many investigators worry that use of AI-enabled solutions―while proven in other domains―might jeopardize accuracy, compliance, privilege, explainability, and defensibility. Limited hands-on experience using AI compounds their concerns.
  • Failing to modernize, however, is no longer sustainable. Human-led, AI-enabled models help empower teams to deliver faster, more reliable, and transparent results. When implemented responsibly, AI not only improves accuracy and credibility but can transform the investigative function from a cost center into a strategic collaborator.

The future of investigations: Human-led, AI-enabled

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Ryan Murphy

Ryan Murphy

Partner, Global Investigations & Forensics Leader, PwC US

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