The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) announced agreements with international artificial intelligence (AI) organisations to strengthen its capacity to detect and investigate online offences against children. NCCIA Lahore Additional Director Atif Ameer stated that AI-assisted analysis had already facilitated the identification and arrest of a suspect in Gujranwala. The agency also reported arresting three individuals allegedly involved in uploading and distributing child sexual abuse material through online platforms and groups. Additionally, the NCCIA disclosed that 281 suspects, including 21 foreign nationals, had been arrested during recent operations against illegal call centres. The agency reiterated its commitment to investigating online harassment, blackmail, and the non-consensual circulation of private images and videos. The development highlights the growing role of AI in cybercrime investigations while underscoring the importance of transparency, privacy safeguards, and accountability in technology-assisted law enforcement.