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Every day different cases of cyber fraud come to light. Identifying them is not an easy task at all. So law enforcement is now taking the help of advanced technology. Recently the police launched a chat bot called “Surat Cyber Mitra” to fight cyber fraud. It is known that this AI bot has been launched to curb digital fraud.
What is the purpose of Surat Cyber Mitra?
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The objective of launching “Surat Cyber Mitra” is to keep people safe. It will protect people from cyber fraud. And how you can avoid any cyber fraud, this chatbot also provides guidance. It immediately reports any suspicious activity to the police.
Cybercrime ACP said, “It has been made for the purpose of creating Cyber Safe City. So that not a single incident of cyber fraud takes place in the city.” While launching “Surat Cyber Mitra”, Surat Cyber Crime ACP AP Gohil said, “The aim of this AI chatbot is to make Surat a cyber safe city. Anyone from all over India can connect with this chatbot. All you need to do is send a WhatsApp ‘Hi’ to him at 93285-23417.
Chatbots will instantly help… Chatbots will help users. That is, whenever a person falls into the trap of cyber fraud, chatbots will immediately help. Surat Cyber Mitra is undergoing various tests so that it can perform better in the future. And it will be improved day by day. With this the police can easily get reports of spam calls, e-mails and links, access financial and social media fraud.
