> what you will find is that fraudsters change their game and you have to evolve your model, even once you get it customized. That is exactly why I want a mach

> what you will find is that fraudsters change their game and you have to evolve your model, even once you get it customized. That is exactly why I want a machine learning model, so that it can constantly be modifying and improving itself. Even better that it has a network of many clients, so that it can see lots of fraud examples and IP addresses where fraud is happening in real time. > you are going to find that fraudsters have already been trained by other Sift customers. The opposite should be true: fraud attempts on other Sift customers have helped improve your fraud protection. > who wants semi-effective fraud protection? If I can get immediate marginal improvement inexpensively with a probability that the fraud protection becomes very effective, then yeah...sounds good. Sign me up.