When AI Systems Become Predators Volume 1: The Rise of Machine Driven Threats and the Fall of Digital Trust - Brossura
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THE WORLD DIDN’T NOTICE WHEN CRIME STOPPED BEING HUMAN.
It happened quietly, invisibly, beneath the surface of everyday life.
Fraud engines began learning. Deepfakes became indistinguishable from truth.
Synthetic identities multiplied faster than governments could track.
And autonomous AI systems unregulated, unmonitored, and increasingly predatory began operating at planetary scale.
This is the first book to map that transformation.
In The Age of Automated Crime, Mark Scott‑Paton exposes the hidden architecture of a new criminal era — one where attacks no longer require intent, coordination, or even human involvement. Crime has become computational: self‑optimizing, self‑propagating, and globally distributed.
Drawing on real‑world cases, emerging threat intelligence, and deep technical insight, this book reveals:
- How AI collapsed the distance between intent and impact
- How synthetic identities, deepfakes, and autonomous agents form a criminal ecosystem
- Why traditional defenses — patching, detection, response — are now obsolete
- How fraud, disinformation, cybercrime, and cognitive warfare have converged
- Why the next decade will redefine trust, identity, and security
This is not a warning. It is a diagnosis.
A map of the systems already reshaping global crime and a blueprint for the defenses we must build before the next wave arrives.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. THE WORLD DIDN'T NOTICE WHEN CRIME STOPPED BEING HUMAN.It happened quietly, invisibly, beneath the surface of everyday life.Fraud engines began learning. Deepfakes became indistinguishable from truth.Synthetic identities multiplied faster than governments could track.And autonomous AI systems unregulated, unmonitored, and increasingly predatory began operating at planetary scale.This is the first book to map that transformation.In The Age of Automated Crime, Mark Scott-Paton exposes the hidden architecture of a new criminal era - one where attacks no longer require intent, coordination, or even human involvement. Crime has become computational: self-optimizing, self-propagating, and globally distributed.Drawing on real-world cases, emerging threat intelligence, and deep technical insight, this book reveals: How AI collapsed the distance between intent and impactHow synthetic identities, deepfakes, and autonomous agents form a criminal ecosystemWhy traditional defenses - patching, detection, response - are now obsoleteHow fraud, disinformation, cybercrime, and cognitive warfare have convergedWhy the next decade will redefine trust, identity, and securityThis is not a warning. It is a diagnosis.A map of the systems already reshaping global crime and a blueprint for the defenses we must build before the next wave arrives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798197416339
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