T/AC Nik Adams: ‘Ultimately, it’s going to be AI – not the human eye – that will be able to stop criminal content’

5th February 2024James Sweetland, Policing Insight

In an exclusive two-part interview with Policing Insight’s James Sweetland, City of London Police Temporary Assistant Commissioner Nik Adams explains how artificial intelligence will transform fraud and cybercrime, what Action Fraud’s new replacement will do to improve the response to victims, and why calls for a single national force to tackle fraud are a major mistake.

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T/AC Nik Adams: ‘Ultimately, it’s going to be AI – not the human eye – that will be able to stop criminal content’

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