Voice Cloning Broke Knowledge-Based Verification. Your Data Model Is the Replacement
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Written by: Kamil Ponicki, Director of Talent Acquisition, Digital Colliers Three seconds of audio. That's the going rate for a usable voice clone in 2025. Meanwhile, most call centres still ask for a date of birth, a postcode, and maybe the last four of a card. If you work in fraud or ops at a mid-market bank, you already know this maths doesn't work. The knowledge-based question is a shared secret that isn't secret anymore, delivered over a channel where the caller's voice is no longer proof…
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- Written by: Kamil Ponicki, Director of Talent Acquisition, Digital Colliers Three seconds of audio.
- That's the going rate for a usable voice clone in 2025.
- Meanwhile, most call centres still ask for a date of birth, a postcode, and maybe the last four of a card.
- If you work in fraud or ops at a mid-market bank, you already know this maths doesn't work.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that written by: Kamil Ponicki, Director of Talent Acquisition, Digital Colliers Three seconds of audio.
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