AI, Automation, and the Future of Cybercrime: An FBI Profiler's View

A retired FBI profiler joins the show to unpack how artificial intelligence is reshaping the tools criminals use, from AI-generated scams and deepfakes to automated social engineering at scale. The conversation looks at how law enforcement is racing to keep pace with technology that lowers the barrier to sophisticated cybercrime for even low-skill offenders. It's a forward-looking discussion on where the intersection of AI and crime is headed next, and what it means for digital security going forward.

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