AI scams refer to fraudulent schemes that leverage artificial intelligence technology to deceive individuals or organizations. These scams may involve the use of AI tools to create convincing fake identities, generate realistic text, voice, or video content, and automate processes to manipulate victims. Common forms of AI scams include phishing attacks where AI-generated messages impersonate trustworthy sources, deepfake technology that creates misleading videos of individuals, and automated chatbots that engage in fraudulent conversations. The goal of these scams is typically to steal personal information, financial resources, or access to accounts by exploiting the perceived credibility of AI-generated content. As AI continues to evolve, the sophistication of these scams poses a growing challenge for cybersecurity and consumer protection.
Understanding the Threat of Deepfakes The FBI has issued a critical warning about the growing use of generative AI technologies by criminals to deceive unsuspecting victims. This alert emphasizes the…