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Over a year of research, interviews, psychologists and just learning about the sophistication of the trade. Scammers know what they are doing and take the necessary time. to set the hook.

While 53% of Americans aren’t buying it according to the Pew Research Center. AI is embraced by dating platforms like Bumble, Tinder and others.

Is cheating new with students? Are teachers too busy to actually know? The rise of AI detectors in the classroom cuts both ways. Oh, the dilemma!

The University of Florida did research comparing AI and humans to see who wins in detecting AI photos and deepfake videos. AI wins hands down on pictures. Humans win on video - for now.

If it’s AI, can you tell when a candidate calls to ask for a donation? What about if it’s a favorite local charity?

Victims and scammers alike operate in the shadows. No one wants to be known as extremely vulnerable or as a sucker that was caught up in a scammers' sweatshop. Global scam operations are big business and the wealthy and vulnerable are obvious targets.

AI headshots are becoming more popular on LinkedIn, on job sites and on resumes. They carry with them an integrity risk.

A retired chef, duped and lured by the Meta chatbot Big Sis Billie, travels to meet up and doesn’t make it home.

AI has learned to lie and can use blackmail for self-preservation. Yes, but it was railroaded into a catch-22 scenario in order to go down the blackmail path.

Consider the case of Anthropic and their testing of Claud Opus 4. In some if their tests they discovered that their AI would select the path of blackmail over the option of being replaced. The simple conclusion? AI knows to blackmail people and we're in existential threat.

Are we really sailing into the darkness not knowing where we are going or what lies ahead with AI as a threat to the very existence of mankind? The author argues that once AI can deceive without detection, we lose our ability to verify truth.

Business email, romance scams, hacks on banks and they can all scale from the creative misuse of AI.

Your next interview with human resources might not involve a human at all. Per Bloomberg, artificial intelligence can conduct real-time screener calls with a synthetic voice that holds two-way conversations and provides feedback to hiring managers…

“Suddenly, we noticed these agents become very humanlike,” Babaria said. “It’s getting to a point where our customers are not able to differentiate between the two.”

We are living in a world where we constantly interact with voice assistants, chatbots, robots and virtual agents. We have robotic vacuum cleaners at home and encounter humanlike robots in public spaces that deliver food, sanitize shopping malls and serve as museum guides…