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delayedTheAustraliaeditionGuardian  \n# Opinion\n\nUsha Vance is a closedbook-but herGoodreads account issurprisingly revealingArwa Mahdawi→page 43PublishedinSydney,Australia  \n▲Australian federal olice ating deputy commisioner Sandra Both sys radicalisation can now happen witin days.Photograph:Oleg Elkov/Gettylmages/Stockphoto  \n# AFP warns Australia of 'tsunamiof youth crime'andradicalisation accelerated by AI\n\nTess Ikonomou  \nAustralia is facing a \"tsunami\"ofyouth crime as artificialintelligence accelerates the paceand scale of radicalisation,aparliamentary inquiry has heard.  \nThe Australianfederal policeacting deputy commissionerSandra Booth told the hearingonWednesday that,whileradicalisation had traditionallytaken years or months,thatprocess could now happen withindays.  \n\"Thiscan beattributedtoartificialintelligence,agrowinggrievance generation,youngpeople searching for purpose andbelonging,and the sophisticationof these online networks\"she  \nsaid.  \n\"The AFPis deeply concernedthat AIis accelerating andloweringthe skills required toactively manipulate and radicalisevictims online,and then causeserious harm.\"  \nBooth warned that,withoutserious intervention,Australia'smentalhealth,education andjudicialsystems couldbeoverwhelmed bypeoplecommitting serious criminaloffences.  \nThis may have seriousconsequences for democracy andinstitutions.  \n\"Australiais atthe crossroadsofatsunami ofyouth crimeasyoung,vulnerable andimpressionable individuals are  \nbeing radicalised and  \nmanipulated at rapid speed,\"  \nBooth said.  \n·Signupfor Guardian  \nAustralia's Politics,really  \nnewsletter here  \nThe country had experienced  \nanincreasein the numberof  \nthreatsbeing made against  \npoliticians.  \nIn one example ofradicalisation,aninvestigationfounda13-year-oldboy allegedlypossessed violent extremistmaterial.  \nHe was using the social mediaplatform Discord and,duringaraid at his home,police allege theyfounda notebook that containedplans for aschool shooting.  \n\"This was not in the US\"Booth  \ntold the hearing.This wasin  \nAustralia.\"  \nThe Asio deputy directorgeneral forintelligence servicedelivery,Claire McGuinness,saidthe spy agency wasencounteringmorechildren,including 12-year-  \n\"Thisis instarkcontrast towhere we were,say,20years ago,where we would have seenacaseloadpredominantly ofindividuals within theirearly 20s,so quite a significant shift over theperiod,\"she said.  \nThe inquiry heard since 2020,65children,including as young as  \n12,had been subject tofederalpolice operations.  \nThirty-five of those had been  \ncharged with state or  \ncommonwealth terrorism-relatedoffences.  \nThe intelligence and securitycommittee chair,Senator RaffCiccone,said the parliament wastrying tounderstand why peoplewere being radicalisedinamatterof days and weeks.  \n\"I wan toextendan invitationto people who have beenpersonallyaffectedbyradicalisation,\"he said.  \n\"We recognise that theseexperiences can be 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