$893Mlost in 2025 in 22,364 internet crime complaints that mention AI, such as voice cloning and deepfake videos

Publisher

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, Internet Crime Report (IC3 Annual Report)

Source type

Official data: Government statistics office or regulator

What it measures

$893M lost in 2025 in 22,364 internet crime complaints that mention AI, such as voice cloning and deepfake videos

Data period

2025 (ends 31 Dec 2025)

Published by the source

7 Apr 2026

In the source's words

In 2025, IC3 received more than 22,000 complaints reporting AI-related information. Adjusted losses of these complaints exceed $893 million.

Checked at source

23 Oct 2026: Read in the 2025 IC3 Annual Report PDF on ic3.gov (text extracted page by page). The PDF carries no date; 7 Apr 2026 is the FBI release date. AI section p.39; exact $893,346,472 and 22,364 complaints. New stat.

Reuse

Public domain (US government work). Complaint data, not a sample: only what victims chose to report. Cite the FBI IC3 and the report year. Charts may be redrawn.

Next expected update

30 Apr 2027 (FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, yearly, each spring (2025 report released April 2026))

Original page

www.ic3.gov: Internet Crime Report (IC3 Annual Report)

Data files

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No changes recorded yet. First checked at the source on 23 Oct 2026.

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