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By the midpoint of 2025, the U.S. was on track to set a new yearly record in the number of reported data breaches.
That’s according to data compiled by the Identity Theft Resource Center.
One reason is the proliferation of artificial intelligence, which has made the work of criminal hackers easier, cheaper and scalable.
What does that mean for the rest of us?
Cooper Katz McKim dove deep into the world of AI-supercharged crime for NPR’s daily economics podcast The Indicator, and introduces us to what he’s found.
Listen to the Indicator’s Vice Week
What’s supercharging data breaches?
When cartels start to diversify
How AI might mess with financial markets
Scam compounds, sewing patterns and stolen dimes
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