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Cybercrime 3.0: the rise of artificial intelligence crime
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into criminal modus operandi marks a paradigm shift in the evolution of cybercrime. This article proposes the concept of ‘Cybercrime 3.0’ to denote this evolution, following Cybercrime 1.0 (harmonisation of substantive criminal law) and Cybercrime 2.0
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