A Spanish-born entrepreneur, Albert Saniger, founder and former CEO of the fintech startup Nate, is facing fraud charges in ...

Albert Saniger, the founder and former CEO of Nate, an AI shopping app that promised a “universal” checkout experience, was ...

But one tech founder, Albert Saniger, is now in hot water after being charged with making false claims about his company’s ...

Nate, an e-commerce company, launched the nate app that claimed to streamline the online shopping checkout process via a single AI-powered tap option. But the app was not powered by advanced AI ...

Albert Saniger, the founder and former CEO of shopping app Nate, tried to pass off the work of these flesh-and-blood contractors as AI, and has now been charged with defrauding investors by the DoJ.

US authorities charged a tech founder for allegedly misrepresenting that his commerce app was powered by AI when its functions actually relied on humans.

Albert Saniger, 35, the former CEO and founder of nate in 2018, who is from Barcelona, Spain, was indicted in the Southern District of New York for engaging in a scheme to allegedly defraud investors ...

Albert Saniger scammed investors with fake AI claims, secretly using call center workers to run his so-called "automated" Nate shopping app.

A fintech founder in the US has been charged with fraud after it was found that his artificial intelligence shopping app relied heavily on Philippines call centre employees to complete the purchases ...

The alleged acts of Albert Saniger serve as an alarming symbol of the moral dilemmas that modern tech entrepreneurs face. Although Nate claimed to have revolutionary AI capabilities, its reliance on ...

Albert Saniger, founder of the so-called AI-driven shopping app Nate, has been charged with defrauding investors by masking a human-powered operation as artificial intelligence. The US Department of ...