AI Is Getting Really Good at Messing With Cybercriminals
Organizations fighting cybercrime are now using artificial intelligence to deceive online thieves, making it seem like they are communicating with real victims. These fake conversations can be used to gather evidence and help law enforcement catch the perpetrators. The AI technology is becoming increasingly effective.
Why it's good news: It means that those responsible for cybercrimes are being outsmarted by technology, potentially leading to more cases being solved and fewer people falling victim to online scams.
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