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AI fuels majority of Africa’s cybercrime as losses surge to $484m, INTERPOL warns

Businessday NG · 1h ago · 🇳🇬 Nigeria
AI fuels majority of Africa’s cybercrime as losses surge to $484m, INTERPOL warns

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping Africa’s cybercrime landscape, enabling criminals to launch faster, more convincing and harder-to-detect attacks that read more AI fuels majority of Africa’s cybercrime as losses surge to $484m, INTERPOL warns

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