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Scam losses across Asia estimated at US$136.5b in past year; experts warn of growing AI threat

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The Global Anti-Scam Alliance issued a warning on November 14, 2026, stating that criminal syndicates are using cross-border operations and advanced technology to evade detection. Experts warn that governments and companies cannot tackle the growing threat alone.

Key points

• The Global Anti-Scam Alliance issued a warning on November 14, 2026, stating that criminal syndicates are using cross-border operations and advanced technology to evade detection.
• Experts warn that governments and companies cannot tackle the growing threat alone.

Context

The Global Anti-Scam Alliance issued a warning on November 14, 2026, stating that criminal syndicates are using cross-border operations and advanced technology to evade detection. Experts warn that governments and companies cannot tackle the growing threat alone.

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