Scammers Use AI To Mimic Communications
Scammers are utilizing artificial intelligence to create professional-looking content that mimics official communications from institutions such as the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS). These fraudulent messages offer seniors additional pension programs to gain trust. While elderly individuals are primary targets, younger people are also increasingly falling victim to these schemes. Karol Jagielski noted that the AI-generated content is designed to look highly authentic to deceive victims. The phenomenon is being monitored in Warsaw.
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Polskie Radio 24
“scammers use artificial intelligence. This way they create content that looks very professional and closely resembles the official communications of many well-known institutions.”
Polskie Radio 24
“scammers, to appear credible in the eyes of victims, use artificial intelligence. They create content that looks very professional and closely resembles official communications of many well-known institutions.”
Polskie Radio 24
“szuści, by uwiary godnić się w oczach ofiar, korzystają ze sztuczne inteligencji. Ten sposób tworzą treści, które wyglądają bardzo profesjonalnie i do złudzenia przypominają oficjalne komunikaty”
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