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Artificial intelligence and big data analytics developments in combating cybercrime and enhancing digital citizenship

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Author: 
Ahmad Abdulqadir Al Rababah
Page No: 
8153-8158

Developments in artificial intelligence and big data analytics have significantly contributed to combating cybercrime and enhancing digital citizenship. By using AI technologies such as machine learning and artificial neural networks, large datasets can be analyzed quickly and accurately to detect patterns of fraud and suspicious online activities. For example, AI can be used to identify abnormal behaviors online, such as banking fraud or data breaches, allowing for rapid intervention to prevent crimes before they occur. Additionally, big data analysis can be used to track crime patterns and identify geographic areas at risk of cybercrime, helping to guide development and training efforts for police forces and enhance digital security for citizens. By integrating AI and big data analytics into cybersecurity frameworks, organizations can enhance their ability to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats, while also promoting safer and more responsible digital behavior among users. Overall, these technologies work to enhance digital safety and reduce cybercrime, contributing to the promotion of digital citizenship and the creation of a safer and more trustworthy online environment.

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