Methods, systems, and computer storage media for providing an AI-supported fraud detection engine in an item listing
system are described. The M-supported fraud detection engine leverages language models (e. g., LLMs) to interpret
unstructured data as
language model output (i. e.,
language model output comprising context-free
annotation tags including observations, tags, category, case summary, and reasoning annotations). The
language model output (i. e., context-free
annotation tags) is mapped to context-aware target tags without explicit tagging (i. e., zero-shot approach) to generate structured domain-specific tags. The zero-shot approach allows the AI-supported fraud detection engine to recognize and categorize new fraud pattems dynamically. The structured domain-specific tags can be integrated into traditional fraud detection models that leverage the insights from the structured domain-specific tags to generate fraud detection recommendations. The Al-supported fraud detection engine's ability to generate fraud detection recommendations based on structured domain-specific tags leads to more targeted and accurate responses to potential fraud cases.