AI's Dark Side: Five Ways Criminals Are Exploiting Technology

Who knew AI could be the best friend of a cybercriminal?

Generative AI has revolutionized productivity—not just for businesses, but for criminals too. From phishing to deepfake scams, AI tools are making malicious activities easier and more effective.

Phishing emails are now nearly flawless, bypassing language barriers and fooling even the most vigilant recipients. Deepfake audio scams have reached new heights, enabling cybercriminals to impersonate voices convincingly and swindle millions.

Criminals are also using AI to bypass identity checks with sophisticated face-swapping apps. The rise of jailbreak-as-a-service allows hackers to manipulate AI systems to generate dangerous outputs, while AI models are also used for doxxing by deducing personal information from online data.

As AI's capabilities grow, so do the threats it poses. How can we protect ourselves and our businesses in this rapidly evolving landscape?

Read the full article on MIT Technology Review.

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