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The global scam economy hit $442 billion in 2025, and AI is making it worse

Interpol estimates fraud cost victims $442B in 2025 as AI tools, deepfakes, and fraud-as-a-service kits industrialise scams from Lagos to Southeast Asia.

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The global scam economy hit $442 billion in 2025, and AI is making it worse

$442 billion global fraud in 2025; AI-enhanced scams 4.5x more profitable, sold on dark-web SaaS from $50/month. For tech leaders: agentic AI and deepfakes industrialize fraud faster than detection scales, forcing fraud-prevention into core stack priorities.

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Fraud losses surge as scammers use AI to manipulate victims

Fraud losses from people being tricked into transferring money to scammers surged by nearly a fifth last year, as criminals turn to AI

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lunedì 15 giugno 2026·cityam.com
Fraud losses surge as scammers use AI to manipulate victims
Fraud losses from people being tricked into transferring money to scammers surged by nearly a fifth last year, as criminals turn to AI
lunedì 15 giugno 2026·thenextweb.com
The global scam economy hit $442 billion in 2025, and AI is making it worse
Interpol estimates fraud cost victims $442B in 2025 as AI tools, deepfakes, and fraud-as-a-service kits industrialise scams from Lagos to Southeast Asia.