
The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has brought about significant advancements in computational efficiency and accuracy, but it has also introduced new challenges, including a disturbing scam that exploits voice-cloning technology. Scammers are employing deepfake audio to create convincing simulations of individuals' loved ones' voices, using these fabricated pleas to claim they have taken the victims' family members hostage. Victims are then extorted for money with threats of harm to their loved ones if they fail to pay. This scam has been highlighted in a recent New Yorker article, drawing attention to the horrifying experiences of families who have received such calls. The emergence of AI has exacerbated concerns around fraud, identity theft, and ransomware attacks, with experts like Dentity Founder and CEO Jeffrey Schwartz noting the increased dangers the internet poses in the era of AI.
How would you respond to a call from a loved one seeming to beg for help? A new scam extorts people using voice-cloning technologies. https://t.co/Cq1NmZgpnS
Bone-Chilling AI Scam Fakes Your Loved Ones’ Voices to Demand Hostage Ransom https://t.co/A7qw0QG9Lv
[Compounders Podcast Clip] Even before AI became a part of our daily lives, the internet could be a pretty dangerous place, specifically when it came to fraud, identity theft, and ransomware attacks. According to Dentity Founder and CEO Jeffrey Schwartz, the emergence of AI and… https://t.co/ZnnZhB0wQT
