Interior Minister Ulan Niyazbekov drew attention to the growing fraud threats that are becoming increasingly sophisticated thanks to the development of artificial intelligence. The police official noted that criminals actively use modern technology to deceive citizens.
AI-Related Threats and the Cross-Border Nature of Crimes
According to Ulan Niyazbekov, fraudsters can fake voices using AI and send messages purporting to come from acquaintances or well-known organizations. In addition, the number of fictitious investment offers used for deception is growing.
- The crimes are complicated by their cross-border nature
- Fraudsters can operate from outside the country
- Foreign digital platforms, third-party bank accounts and financial instruments from various countries are used
The Need for International Cooperation
In this regard, the minister stressed the critical importance of prompt cooperation among law enforcement agencies, banks and telecom operators. This cooperation should be not only regional but also include the timely exchange of information with counterparts from other countries.
- technology used for deception
- AI
- object of fakery
- voices
- means of deception
- messages
- type of phishing
- investment offers
The remarks were made at an international conference on combating cybercrime taking place in Astana (Kazakhstan).
















