The same AI driving productivity and insight for business is driving more convincing scams, automated fraud and attacks at scale.

Businesses are embracing AI to improve productivity, enhance customer experiences, generate insights, and reduce costs. Criminals are embracing the very same technology to create more convincing scams, automate fraud, and scale attacks like never before. As a result, AI’s users are increasingly becoming its victims, navigating fake websites, fraudulent invoices, cloned voices, fabricated videos, and convincing digital identities.

AI is casting doubt over everything we see and hear. Once considered one of the most trusted forms of evidence, even video can no longer be taken at face value. Scammers are exploiting every advance in AI to blur the line between genuine and fake, making fraud more convincing and harder to detect than ever before. Last year, 66% of people said it was difficult to distinguish scams from legitimate communications. Today, that figure has risen to 85%, across every region, age group, and level of AI familiarity.

Tonight's presentation explores both the opportunities AI creates and the risks it introduces. We'll examine how cybercriminals are weaponising the same technology businesses are using to innovate, why trust has become the new battleground, and what organisations can do to stay one step ahead.

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