Recent reports indicate a significant rise in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by cybercriminals, with 77% of hackers leveraging AI for various malicious activities. The ITMOAH report highlights that 86% of these hackers believe AI has transformed their approach to cybercrime, enabling sophisticated mass phishing, deepfakes, and automated attacks. Notably, the North Korean threat group Sapphire Sleet has been implicated in stealing over $10 million in cryptocurrency through AI-driven scams, particularly on LinkedIn. This group has employed advanced social engineering techniques to execute their schemes. Additionally, UK authorities are warning about the increasing exploitation of AI for sextortion scams and child abuse, emphasizing the urgent need for vigilance against these emerging threats. The growing prevalence of AI in cybercrime raises serious concerns about online safety and the necessity for individuals and organizations to remain informed and cautious.