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Anti-Fraud AI App Launched, with WeChat and Alipay Mini Programs Also Available for On-Demand Access and Quick Lookup
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The Ministry of Public Security announced today that the "National Anti-Fraud AI" App, independently developed by the Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau, has officially launched. This application aims to enhance the informatization and intelligence level of efforts to prevent telecom and network fraud, helping the public effectively identify and prevent scams. Users can download it from mobile app stores, and WeChat and Alipay mini-programs are also simultaneously available, providing convenient anti-fraud services that are "accessible anytime, anywhere."
The application was developed under the guidance of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security, integrating cutting-edge large language models, multimodal models, and agent technologies. It can automatically conduct risk assessments, identify scam tactics, and push related typical cases based on suspicious scenarios input by users through text, voice, or video. The application deconstructs fraud methods from multiple dimensions, providing users with specific strategies for identification and prevention.
The "National Anti-Fraud AI" App offers three core functions. First is AI large model intelligent Q&A. After users ask questions, the system responds from multiple dimensions, including fraud risk analysis, scam type identification, and prevention suggestions, while simultaneously linking to video cases to provide real-time anti-fraud knowledge learning and scam scenario assessment services. Second is anti-fraud information, which embeds the National Anti-Fraud Center and Shanghai "803" anti-fraud new media matrix, regularly publishing anti-fraud updates, warnings on high-frequency scam types, and analyses of typical cases, presented in the form of text, images, and short videos. Third is the anti-fraud dictionary, which includes the digital versions of the "Publicity Manual for Preventing Telecom and Network Fraud" and the "National Anti-Fraud Guide," supporting categorized browsing, keyword searches, and voice reading to facilitate users' systematic learning of anti-fraud knowledge.
The launch of this intelligent assistant marks a new step in China's use of technological means to combat telecom and network fraud. Through intelligent and convenient methods, it delivers professional anti-fraud knowledge and tools directly to the public, aiming to significantly reduce the risk of fraud. It provides a direct channel for timely access to authoritative information, especially for those unfamiliar with new technologies or prone to trusting false information.
Looking ahead, as artificial intelligence technology continues to iterate and anti-fraud experience accumulates, the functionality of the "National Anti-Fraud AI" App is expected to deepen and expand further. The Ministry of Public Security stated that this initiative is to help the public effectively identify and prevent scams. With more users participating and using the application, it may become a critical infrastructure for national anti-fraud efforts, providing strong technical support for building a safer online environment.
