Alloy commissioned The Harris Poll to survey 2,000 U.S. adults (ages 21–75) from July 8 to July 26, 2025.
What happened
- The survey reports 85% of Americans worry scams are becoming harder to detect because of AI.
- The survey reports 67% of consumers agree they should be reimbursed even when they personally authorized the transaction.
- The survey reports 69% of consumers would trade some privacy for stronger AI protections.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Survey data on consumer demand for AI fraud protection and reimbursement is relevant to fraud and onboarding positioning in banking.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “85% of Americans worry that scams are becoming harder to detect because of AI technologies.” source ↗
- “Overall, two-thirds (67%) of consumers agree they should be reimbursed even when they personally authorized the transaction.” source ↗
- “69% of consumers say they would be willing to trade some privacy for stronger AI protections, and 66% report they would be more likely to choose a financial organization that applies them.” source ↗
- “69% of consumers say they would be willing to trade some privacy for stronger AI protections, and 66% report they would be more likely to choose a financial organization that applies them.” source ↗
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