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AI is turbocharging organized crime, EU police agency warns
- The European Union's law enforcement agency warns that artificial intelligence is enhancing organized crime across its 27 member states, impacting societal foundations.
- Criminal activities such as drug trafficking, cyber attacks, and online scams are undermining society and the rule of law by creating illicit proceeds and normalizing corruption.
- Catherine De Bolle, Europol Executive Director, called the report a 'wake-up call' for law enforcement regarding European security.
- The rise of fully autonomous AI could lead to entirely AI-controlled criminal networks, changing the landscape of organized crime.
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Europol warns of AI-driven crime threats
Organised crime gangs are turning to AI-powered scams and payment systems to target victims, allowing them to rapidly and more cheaply scale up operations globally and making them harder to detect, Europol warned on Tuesday.
·London, United Kingdom
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From trafficking in human beings to identity fraud, criminal groups are already benefiting from AI, according to a report.
·Montreal, Canada
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The report on organized crime published by Europol states that crimes range from drug trafficking to human trafficking, money laundering, cyber attacks and online fraud.
·Lisboa, Portugal
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