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A recent survey by the Australian Institute of Criminology reveals that half of Australian adults are increasingly worried about crimes facilitated by artificial intelligence (AI), particularly regarding location tracking, unauthorized access to devices, and impersonation that could lead to financial loss. The findings are based on over 6,000 responses from the 2024 Australian Cybercrime Survey, highlighting a significant public concern about the potential misuse of AI technologies.
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2024-01-01
2024 Australian Cybercrime Survey conducted
2026-03-10
Survey results published by the Australian Institute of Criminology
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