Google unveiled its safety charter for India, stating how it is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to identify and prevent examples of cyber crimes in its products. Mountain view-based tech veteran highlighted that with the rise of India’s digital economy, the need for trust-based systems was more. The company is now using AI in its products, country-wide programs, and to detect and remove weaknesses in enterprise software. Also, Google also highlighted the need to make AI responsibly.
Google’s security charter for India highlights the major milestone
One in blog postTech giant expanded his achievements in successful identification and prevention of online fraud and scams in their consumer products as well as their consumer products. Focusing on cyber security, Google, citing a report, said that UPI related fraud has given Indian users Rs. Spending more than. 1,087 crore in 2024, and total financial losses from uncontrolled cyber crimes allegedly Rs. 20,000 crores in 2025.
Google also mentioned that evil actors are fast adopting AI to increase cybercrime techniques. Some of these include AI-related materials, deepfec and voice cloning, which are to explain frauds and scams.
The company is combining its policies and suites of safety technologies with India’s Digicwatch program for better security of the country’s digital landscape. Google has partnered with the Cybercrime Coordination Center (14C) of the Indian Cybercrime Coordination, “In the next few months in a phased approach, to strengthen their efforts for user awareness on cyber crimes.”
For the company’s achievements in this space, Tech veteran said it removed 247 million advertisements and suspended 2.9 million fraud accounts that were violating its policies, including compliance of state and country-specific regulations.
In Google searchThe company claimed to use the AI model to catch the web pages 20 times more than 20 times before appearing on the result page. The platform is also said to have reduced examples of fraud websites, which are more than 80 percent and 70 percent of customer service and governments respectively.
Google Message recently adopted new AI-managed scam detection Speciality The company claims that the security equipment is flagging more than 500 million suspicious messages every month. This feature warns users when they open the URLs sent by sectors whose contact details are not saved. The warning message has been shown more than 2.5 billion times.
The company’s app for Android, marketplace, Google playAround six crore attempts have been claimed to install high -risk apps. It consisted of over 220,000 unique apps that were being installed on more than 13 million equipment. Its UPI app, Google Pay, also displayed 41 million warnings when the system was a potential scam after detecting the transactions.
Google It is also working towards securing its enterprise-centric products from potential cyber security hazards. The company introduced Project Zero in collaboration with Deepmind to discover unknown weaknesses in popular venture software like SQLite. In sqlite vulnerability, the company used the AI agent to detect the defect.
The company is also collaborating to research the post-quantum cryptography (PQC) with IIT Madras. It refers to the cryptographic algorithm that is designed to secure the system from the potential hazards caused by quantum computers. These algorithms are used for encryption, digital signature and major exchanges.
Finally, on the responsible AI front, Google claimed that its models and infrastructure are fully tested against adverse attacks through internal systems as well as AI-Assisted Red Teaming Efforts.
To accuracy and label the AI-related material, the tech giants are using syntids to embed an invisible watermark on the text, audio, videos and images generated by their models. Google also requires its YouTube content creators to disclose AI-made content. Additionally, the double-checked feature in Gemini allows users to make a chatbot to identify any impossible by searching Google.