Ways to protect yourself against AI-assisted fraud

Ways to protect yourself against AI-assisted fraud

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- As artificial intelligence becomes more advanced, people are getting smarter with its use too. AI tools allow bad actors to create realistic messages, clone voices and produce deepfake videos — all to deceive and defraud. Heather Massey with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) spoke with KXAN about how artificial intelligence is being used to trick people and how to protect yourself. “Well, AI is awesome, we love our new technology…

Neither Jordi Cruz nor Thalia are asking for your money: this is how they use AI to clone celebrities and empty accounts. Deepfake scams are now the new normal.

AI voice-cloning scams: How deepfakes steal voices and how to protect yourself from them

Discover how AI-powered deepfakes are being used to scam people using cloned voices. Learn how to protect yourself and your family.

Keep yourself safe from community group scams

Community group scams are a growing concern in the digital age, particularly within the cryptocurrency space. Scammers often impersonate representatives from reputable organizations like Binance to create fake community groups or profiles on platforms such as Telegram, WhatsApp, and other messaging services. These fraudulent groups aim to deceive users into divulging personal information or transferring funds under false pretences. While Binance…

Press Statement From The Office Of The Prime Minister On Fake AI-Generated Video Circulating Online - Office of the Prime Minister

The Office of the Prime Minister wishes to advise the public that a video currently circulating online purporting to show Prime Minister Philip Davis promoting an investment scheme is fake and generated using artificial intelligence (AI) technology. This video was not produced, authorized, or endorsed by the Office of the Prime Minister or any government […] The post Press Statement From The Office Of The Prime Minister On Fake AI-Generated Vide…

UK Gambling Commission Warns Of AI Deepfakes And Crypto Risks In Money Laundering Schemes - Retail News And Events

The UK Gambling Commission has issued a stark warning about emerging threats in money laundering and terrorist financing that gambling operators need to be aware of. In an update to its AML guidance released on April 8th, the Commission highlighted several sneaky techniques being employed by criminals, including AI-generated deepfakes and cryptocurrency crash games. As these threats are becoming more and more complex, some players may consider a…