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AI AS A CATALYST IN THE EMERGENCE OF NEW CRIMES

Authors: Dixit Vaishnavi Pradeep, Parashar Isha Ajay & Ms. Navya Premdarsh;

AI AS A CATALYST IN THE EMERGENCE OF NEW CRIMES

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed modern society, improving efficiency across various sectors. However, its advancement has also contributed to the emergence of new forms of crime such as deepfake fraud, AI-based phishing, identity theft, and digital exploitation. This research examines AI as a catalyst in enabling sophisticated and large-scale criminal activities, with particular focus on its impact on women and children. The study is based on secondary data collected from research papers, news reports, and credible institutional sources. The research emphasizes the need for increased awareness, stronger cybersecurity measures, and responsible use of AI to ensure digital safety and protect society from emerging technological threats.

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