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AI fraud increasingly troubles insurers: 'Premiums will eventually go up'

Fraudsters are increasingly using artificial intelligence to create counterfeit invoices and damage photos to deceive insurance companies. Experts warn that if these fraudulent claims are not successfully intercepted, the costs will lead to higher insurance premiums for all consumers.

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Fiber-rich products not actually that healthy: manufacturers mislead customers with claims

The Dutch Consumers' Association, Consumentenbond, has revealed that food manufacturers are misleading customers by using deceptive 'high-fiber' claims on product packaging. These findings suggest that many products marketed as healthy alternatives are not as nutritious as manufacturers lead consumers to believe.

A 'low-calorie' beer that lets you 'choose consciously'? Misleading, says researcher

Researcher Hanneke Hendriks warns that the marketing of alcoholic beverages with a healthy or low-calorie image, such as the new Grolsch Cal, is misleading. These products are increasingly popular in the Netherlands, but experts argue the health claims are deceptive.