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Technology · Cybersecurity · published 2026-10-22 · via Mobile World Live

UAE-coordinated operation targets AI-assisted scam networks

A multinational effort led by the UAE has uncovered more than $39 billion in funds and cryptocurrency connected to fraud and cross-border scam operations that use AI. The operation focused on dismantling these networks.

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A UAE-led multinational operation has identified more than $39 billion in money and cryptocurrency linked to fraud and cross-border scam schemes that rely on artificial intelligence. The effort was aimed at breaking up those networks. The scale cited points to how digital fraud can span borders and involve both conventional funds and crypto assets, making coordination among countries central to disruption and recovery efforts.

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The operation could reduce immediate exposure for people and businesses targeted by cross-border fraud, and may make it harder for AI-assisted scam networks to move funds. It may also strengthen public awareness of cryptocurrency-related risks. However, because only the scale of identified funds is known, the longer-term effect on victims, trust in digital payments, and enforcement cooperation remains uncertain.

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