AI deepfakes are now part of the scam playbook
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10 tips are enough to keep families from getting fooled by a too-real fake.
AI deepfakes are now part of the scam playbook
Scammers are using sophisticated AI tools to create highly realistic deepfake impersonations. The fact pack says they may pose as government officials, politicians, and other high-profile leaders to gain trust, steal money, collect personal information, install malware, or spread false information. If a video, image, or audio clip is urging you to act fast, slow down and verify it before you do anything.
Gobble's Take: When the voice or face looks official, the safest move is still the oldest one: pause and check.
Source: Competition Bureau Canada
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