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Why fraud models should only propose. By Amir Shachar.

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Riskernel

Research and patents

Research and patents

The patents and papers behind the Riskernel engine. Filed at NICE Actimize, Skyhawk Security and Outbrain; the engine’s own application was filed in November 2026.

Exhibit A · Patents

Patents, mapped to capabilities

Each group below is a field of Amir’s invention work.

Holder of 9 granted US patents (and 5 pending) in machine learning, privacy-preserving AI, and fraud detection.

The Riskernel engine: Algogen decision systems 1

Amir is the sole inventor

  • The full decision lifecycle How fraud logic is proposed, checked, shared and run One application covers the Riskernel engine end to end: admitting new detection logic only after it passes checks, sharing what works across institutions while each keeps its data, real-time decisions within fixed limits, turning checked logic into fast models, and a loop that keeps improving all of it. Filed with 215 claims. US provisional 64/197,364 · patent pending

Learning across clients: federated, transfer and meta-learning 4

Amir is a named inventor

Fraud detection at scale 4

Amir is a named inventor

Deep and self-supervised learning for security 4

Amir is a named inventor

Behavioral statistics 1

Amir is a named inventor

  • Signal divergence Flagging items whose clicks and real engagement disagree Compares click-through rate with downstream behavior such as time spent and conversions, then scores each title component by clicks per impression, weighted by how many independent publishers use it. US 10,607,253 · granted

Details on every patent: amirshachar.com/patents

Exhibit B · Research Monographs

Research monographs

  • Hybrid AI Architectures (AlgoGens)

    Generative models propose, and deterministic checks validate and repair before anything runs. arXiv 2403.01426. See how Riskernel uses it.

  • Semi-Discrete Modeling

    Amir’s research monograph on regime shifts in rare-event streams. arXiv 1012.5751.

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