The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reported more than 22,000 complaints of artificial intelligence-related scams in 2025 and related losses of nearly $900 million. In the UK, authorities pointed to AI as the primary driver behind the 25% increase in fraud cases in which money was lost.
Investigative Response for AI-Powered Fraud In Digital Assets
As digital assets become increasingly ingrained into financial systems, organizations will need to be vigilant and proactive. This will require leveraging innovative technologies, including solutions that combine AI and blockchain, to equip experts and investigators so they can more effectively prevent and enforce against advanced forms of crime.
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Jeremy A. Sheridan
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