AI Bots Deployed to Waste Cybercriminals' Time in Anti-Scam Tactic

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Security initiatives are now using artificial intelligence to combat cybercrime. These efforts deploy AI-powered bots that mimic potential victims to interact with scammers. The lifelike bots aim to engage and waste the criminals' time and resources. This tactic seeks to disrupt fraudulent operations by directly targeting the scammers' processes.

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