Developed by the Shanghai Public Security Bureau under the guidance of the Ministry of Public Security's Criminal Investigation Bureau, China's 'National Anti-Fraud AI' app has officially launched. Users can input suspicious situations to receive scam risk assessments, pattern recognition, and preventive advice along with relevant cases. The app leverages large language models, multimodal models, and agent technology, though the underlying base model has not been disclosed. It is an upgraded version of the '803 Anti-Fraud Agent,' which was first introduced by the Shanghai Anti-Fraud Center in late 2025 and made available nationwide, offering smart Q&A, anti-fraud information, and a glossary.
The Shanghai Public Security Bureau, working under the Ministry of Public Security's Criminal Investigation Bureau, has rolled out the "National Anti-Fraud AI" app. Users can tell the app about suspicious situations. It then judges the fraud risk, figures out the scam pattern, and gives preventive advice plus related cases.
Authorities say the app uses large language models, multimodal models, and agent technology, though they have not disclosed the specific base model. The "National Anti-Fraud AI" is an upgraded version of the "803 Anti-Fraud Agent," first introduced by the Shanghai Anti-Fraud Center in late 2025 and later offered nationwide. The original version provided smart Q&A, anti-fraud information, and a glossary of terms.
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