US EditionAI Impersonation Scams Are Exploding: Here's How to Spot and Stop Them
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13 Articles
Los Angeles Times
It's the Secretary of State calling, isn't it?
The phone rings. It’s the Secretary of State calling. Isn’t it? For Washington connoisseurs, seeing and hearing is no longer believing, thanks to a series of recent incidents involving deepfakes supplanting senior officials of President Donald Trump’s administration. Digital fakes are also reaching U.S. companies, as criminal gangs and hackers associated with adversaries such as North Korea use synthetic videos and audios to impersonate corporat…
Boston 25 News
AI impersonation scams are exploding: Here's how to spot and stop them
Heimdal reports a surge in AI impersonation scams, predicting the conversational AI market will rise significantly. Scammers exploit advanced tools, causing billions in losses and emphasizing the need for heightened awareness and protective measures.
Several companies have created artificial intelligence-driven bots to waste time on groups of scammers, with common conversations.
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