澳大利亚联邦警察在议会听证会上发出警告，人工智能正在加速青少年犯罪和极端主义激进化现象1。联邦警察代理副专员桑德拉·布斯表示，激进化过程可能从数年或数月缩短至数天1。自2020年以来，已有65名儿童成为联邦警察的行动对象，其中35人被控州或联邦恐怖主义相关罪名1。
当局发现青少年已通过各类平台接触极端主义内容，案例包括一名13岁男童使用Discord平台，警方搜查其家中发现学校枪击计划笔记1。澳洲情报安全部门副总干事克莱尔·麦奎内斯指出，二十年前安全部门主要应对二十多岁的人员，而现在工作重心已转向接触儿童的激进化问题1。议会联合情报与安全委员会主席参议员拉夫·西切尼表示，当下需要理解为何人们在数天数周内被激进化1。议会联合委员会将在明年3月提交最终报告1。
Australian Federal Police have alerted parliament to an escalating threat of youth crime and extremist radicalisation driven by artificial intelligence, with officials warning that the process of radicalisation can now occur within days rather than years or months.1 Acting Deputy Commissioner Sandra Bows stated that radicalisation timelines have compressed dramatically.1 Since 2020, 65 children—some as young as 12 or 13 years old—have been subjects of AFP operations, with 35 of them facing state or federal terrorism-related charges.1
The Australian intelligence community has observed a troubling shift in recruitment patterns. Claire McQuinnes, Deputy Director-General of Australia's intelligence and security agency, noted that two decades ago authorities primarily dealt with individuals in their early twenties, but the focus has now shifted to targeting children.1 A notable case involved a 13-year-old boy using Discord, during whose home search police discovered notes outlining plans for a school shooting.1 Senator Raff Sicheon, chair of the parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security, emphasised the need to understand how individuals become radicalised over the course of mere days or weeks.1 The committee is scheduled to submit its final report by March of next year.1
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