FBI warns against abuse of artificial intelligence and online scams

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has recently issued a serious warning about the misuse of artificial intelligence in online scams. According to the FBI, fraudsters use this technology to:

According to Tekna technology media technology news service, artificial intelligence can create very realistic images and videos of people that may be difficult to distinguish from reality. Fraudsters use these images to trick victims and build trust. Also, by using artificial intelligence, fraudsters can imitate people’s voices and call the victim’s family members or friends and ask them for financial help. AI can correct spelling and grammar errors in fake emails and messages, making them look more like real messages.

The FBI has also pointed out the weakness of Apple’s messaging system in terms of security. The lack of full end-to-end encryption support in some Apple messaging services could create an opportunity for hackers to gain access to users’ messages.

The FBI’s recommendations for protecting against AI scams include paying more attention to messages. Look carefully at any suspicious message or call, even if it appears to be from someone you know or a reputable organization. Also, never share sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal information via email, text, or phone. Create a strong and unique password for each user account. In addition, use reliable security software and notify the relevant authorities immediately if you see any suspicious activity. To see the latest news, refer to Tekna media technology news page.