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Shinhan Bank will introduce artificial intelligence (AI)-based automated teller machines (ATMs) that detect abnormal activities to prevent voice phishing.
The new ATMs detect suspicious behavior, such as talking on a cell phone while using the machine or wearing sunglasses or a cap, delivering a warning to the cardholder.
The automated teller machines (ATMs) will be introduced in larger branch offices that caters to many senior clients and pose a high risk of voice phishing, according to the major South Korean lender.
In addition, Shinhan Bank plans to add a new function to ATMs later this year that will demand users to go through extra identification checks if the AI system detects odd behavior.
