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Senators demand answers from AI companies on how they're combating scammers
The letters, sent to companies including Google, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI ask them to detail their efforts to prevent scammers from using their services. Read More
Companies are increasingly falling victim to AI impersonation scams. This startup just raised $28M to stop deepfakes in real time
As scammers use AI to mimic trusted employees, flood help desks, and take over enterprise tools, one startup says the only defense is spotting the invisible signals even perfect deepfakes can’t spoof. Read More
How to spot a scam during Black Friday and Cyber Monday

As scammers look to exploit sales during Black Friday and Cyber Monday we explain what you need to know to avoid being duped. Read More
Big Tech is failing to protect consumers against AI scams - here’s how to stay safe

Which? has identified deepfake scams on YouTube aimed at consumers These prompt audiences to invest in fake schemes Which? urges government and tech companies to take these down New research from ... Read More
CONSUMER FIRST ALERT: Investigator says bank impersonation scams are increasing locally

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - CONSUMER FIRST ALERT is following up on a local woman who lost $19,000 to scammers in what investigators say is a growing and increasingly sophisticated crime. We’re getting ... Read More
Millions of Walmart customers victims of major robocall scam
Walmart’s name pops up in Washington’s new consumer-safety crackdown. Read More
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