| The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) technology has been paired with a worrying trend of AI-powered scams, where nefarious actors use chatbots, digital impersonation, and voice cloning to dupe unsuspecting victims. AARP recently issued a warning about the growing problem of AI-based scams and issuing advice to help protect against them. "Chatbots and Voice-Cloning Fuel Rise in AI-Powered Scams - AARP" As AI technology advances, so too do the scams used to exploit vulnerable victims. AARP is raising awareness of the increase in AI-based scams, fueled by the use of chatbots, digital impersonation, and voice cloning. In an effort to protect against such malicious activity, AARP is providing advice on how to avoid falling victim to these types of scams. The prevalence of AI-powered scams is particularly worrisome given their sophisticated nature. By utilizing technology such as chatbots, digital impersonation, and voice cloning, scammers are able to convincingly simulate real conversations with victims and can often blend into the background. As a result, unsuspecting victims are often unable to detect the malicious intent of the scammer. Fortunately, AARP is prepared and is issuing advice to help protect against these scams. The organization is recommending that online users remain vigilant and look out for signs of suspicious conversations. Additionally, they suggest that users familiarize themselves with the latest scams and avoid responding to suspicious messages or calls. By educating people on the warning signs of AI-powered scams, AARP hopes to arm them with the knowledge to protect themselves against such malicious activity. By following their advice, users can protect themselves from falling victim to chatbots, digital impersonation, and voice cloning frauds. |