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An Intelligent Image Detection System for Health Insurance Fraud Based on Multimodal Large Models

XU Xiaohan

(China Life Insurance Co., Ltd., Beijing 100033, China)

Section:Artificial Intelligence · Vol. 2026, Issue 15 · Pages:39-42 · 2096-4706(2026)15-0039-04 · CLC number:TP391.4;TP18;F840.4 · Document code:A · DOI:10.19850/j.cnki.2096-4706.2026.15.008

Abstract

To address high-frequency fraud issues in health insurance, such as forging or tampering with medical documents and reports, this paper proposes an intelligent detection system integrating image tampering localization and multimodal large models. The system adopts a two-stage framework: first, an image tampering localization model performs pixel-level analysis on medical document images to locate tampering traces and generate corresponding masks; subsequently, the original images and masks are jointly fed into a multimodal large model to collaboratively analyze visual content, textual information, and the semantics of tampered regions for comprehensive fraud intent identification (e.g., key numerical tampering). Experiments on an internal dataset demonstrate that the system significantly outperforms single-modal methods in fraud detection performance, providing an efficient and automated solution for health insurance anti-fraud efforts.

Keywords

insurance fraud detection; image tampering localization; multimodal large model; system design

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About the authors

Xu Xiaohan (1987-), female, Han ethnicity, native of Jingmen, Hubei Province, intermediate economist, master's student, research direction: insurance intelligent risk control.