Image: Shutterstock / Gorodenkoff Picture this: You receive an audio message from your sister. She says she’s lost her wallet and asks if you can send some cash so she can pay a bill on time. You’re scrolling through social media. A video appears from a celebrity you follow. In it, they ask for contributions toward their latest project. You receive a video of yourself, showing you in a physically intimate situation. Just a few years ago, these situations would be likely genuine. But now, thanks to artificial intelligence, a scammer could be contacting you and if you don’t have the ability to tell real from fake, you may easily fall for a plea for cash or a blackmail threat. For 2025, experts are sounding the alarm about AI […]
Original web page at www.pcworld.com
