Australia's financial crimes watchdog warns of a rising threat from AI-driven money laundering, noting that criminals are using the technology to automate illicit activities and create fake documents.
Australia's financial crimes watchdog has issued a warning regarding an increased risk of money laundering facilitated by artificial intelligence, which criminals are utilizing to automate illicit activities and generate fraudulent documentation.
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