According to @satyanadella, Microsoft and the Government of Maharashtra are collaborating on MahaCrimeOS AI to support victims of cybercrime and financial fraud, highlighting active law-enforcement deployment of AI in India, source: Satya Nadella on X, Dec 12, 2025; Microsoft Asia News Center feature A race against time: Maharashtra Police get an AI copilot to fight cybercrime. Microsoft’s feature describes an AI copilot for the Maharashtra Police designed to speed case reporting, triage, and investigations to combat cybercrime and improve victim support workflows, source: Microsoft Asia News Center feature A race against time: Maharashtra Police get an AI copilot to fight cybercrime. This is trading-relevant because cybercrime and financial fraud are major categories of crypto-related crime globally, so stronger AI-enabled enforcement in India informs risk management for exchange flows and P2P activity, source: Chainalysis Crypto Crime report; Microsoft Asia News Center feature A race against time: Maharashtra Police get an AI copilot to fight cybercrime.

According to Richard Teng, collaborations between public and private sectors are crucial in tackling cybercrime, as emphasized in discussions with organizations like the World Economic Forum and INTERPOL's Cyber division. This collaborative approach is vital for creating effective strategies to protect financial markets and digital assets, ensuring safer trading environments.