New Delhi, June 17 -- Google has introduced its Safety Charter for India, outlining how it is deploying artificial intelligence (AI) to tackle a surge in cybercrime across the country. The announcement comes as India's digital economy continues to expand, prompting growing concerns around user safety and online fraud.

In a blog post, the US-based technology firm revealed that it is integrating AI tools across its services to detect, prevent, and remove security threats in both consumer and enterprise products. The move also includes wider collaborations with government initiatives to enhance cyber awareness and protection.

Citing a recent report, Google stated that Unified Payments Interface (UPI) related frauds led to losses exceeding ...