Cybercrime has become one of the most serious challenges facing countries and organizations in the digital age, leading to increased reliance on Artificial Intelligence as an effective tool to combat it. AI contributes to detecting cyberattacks by analyzing abnormal patterns in networks and digital systems faster and more accurately than traditional methods. Machine learning algorithms are also used to predict attacks before they occur, thereby enhancing cybersecurity protection. Through a comparative study between traditional systems and AI-based systems, it becomes clear that intelligent systems are characterized by their ability to continuously learn and adapt to evolving attack methods. In contrast, traditional systems rely on fixed rules that may fail against new threats. Therefore, Artificial Intelligence is considered a key element in strengthening cybersecurity and reducing the risks of cybercrime