Power, Abuse, and Pixels: INTERPOL’s Response to an AI World
summary
INTERPOL describes concrete shifts: Phishing 3.0 uses AI to generate multilingual, adaptive phishing at scale that fuels BEC and ransomware; criminals use WormGPT and FraudGPT to auto‑write phishing, malware and map fourth‑tier supply‑chain vulnerabilities; deepfakes enable voice scams that stole $25M in a cited case and pornographic deepfakes now comprise ~98% of synthetic images with ~99% targeting women; Project Echo assembles law enforcement, victims, researchers and industry to operationally combat image‑based sexual abuse.
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- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:32AI-enabled phishing threats
- 4:04Deepfakes and real-time fraud
- 6:34Online image-based abuse rise
- 10:29INTERPOL’s Project Echo
- 12:56Call for global collaboration
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