Cybersecurity experts warn artificial intelligence scams on the rise

When it comes to scams for 2024, many cybersecurity experts say AI-generated fraud tops the list.
Criminals are quickly learning how to exploit this technology, which means it's getting increasingly difficult to know what is real and what is not.
Consumer Matter's Anne Drewa reports on how to protect yourself from AI scams.
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[@stephanienguyen6992]

More Tech AI = SCAMS = RISKS = CORRUPTION

[@MartinMartin-yi9to]

Who didn't see this one coming?

[@JA-mq9ti]

AI makes things a lot worse for humanity...big fail

[@AdamWyson]

These scams are extremely well made, people should be worried.

[@SmbSmb-mh5xz]

Duh

[@kforest2745]

People will do what they do on account of lack of discipline they easily create and give into their emotions it’s fkn ridiculous

[@youngmasterzhi]

They’re probably already making deepfake videos of cancer patient donation ads!

[@kforest2745]

Yeah well suckers will click on anything and everything because they want to be suckers

[@glengfrank8137]

Slimmy hinduwanting to know if you have a iPhone for making money for typing messages and that is who is scamming people 😅slimmy hindus