Opinion AI is getting to the point where it is impossible to see any imperfections.

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AI has been for sometime produced images and and video but there was always pretty obvious you could see many items such as hands, clothing, lighting. background but the AI is becoming very possibly could cause a war or stock market crash or even better in the future a video call causing someone to send money. Scary times ahead.

 
nah they still look like AI. Part cartoons part delayed or unnatural animations. The Eistein one would look worse in colour.
 
nah they still look like AI. Part cartoons part delayed or unnatural animations. The Eistein one would look worse in colour.
Key word "getting" to the point and if your not trained to spot these issues it would be easy for a grandmother to send someone 10 grand out of the thought their grandson was in danger.
 
My mate works for a very large private bank in London, they recently had a scammer call up using voice software which was modelled on the MD, after someone managed to blag their way into speaking to him, got his voice analysed and used it as his "voice" on the phone. The MD sent out an email to all staff warning them off this, and saying that even HE couldn't tell that this call WASN'T him when they played it back.

Scary shit
 
My mate works for a very large private bank in London, they recently had a scammer call up using voice software which was modelled on the MD, after someone managed to blag their way into speaking to him, got his voice analysed and used it as his "voice" on the phone. The MD sent out an email to all staff warning them off this, and saying that even HE couldn't tell that this call WASN'T him when they played it back.

Scary shit
Now, add phone number spoofing to that and old people are getting scammed in the tens of thousands, sadly.

A local radio show did a half hour phone in show with an expert on this stuff just the other day. One woman got scammed to the tune of $7500 with this kind of AI voice scam.

The tactic I use to avoid this shit is when I get a call from a number I don't recognize, I don't answer and wait to see if they leave a voicemail.

Even if they do, I call back to the number showing on caller ID and if I get a "this number is not assigned" message I know they were spoofing. I used to get calls from American numbers and perhaps they realize Canadians are less likely to fall for that because then I was getting calls from Ontario and other parts of Canada. I guess since I didn't fall for any of those, the most recent ones I got were from the local area.
 
Now, add phone number spoofing to that and old people are getting scammed in the tens of thousands, sadly.

A local radio show did a half hour phone in show with an expert on this stuff just the other day. One woman got scammed to the tune of $7500 with this kind of AI voice scam.

The tactic I use to avoid this shit is when I get a call from a number I don't recognize, I don't answer and wait to see if they leave a voicemail.

Even if they do, I call back to the number showing on caller ID and if I get a "this number is not assigned" message I know they were spoofing. I used to get calls from American numbers and perhaps they realize Canadians are less likely to fall for that because then I was getting calls from Ontario and other parts of Canada. I guess since I didn't fall for any of those, the most recent ones I got were from the local area.
I mean some people are just walking targets (like that recent divorcee that gave $800k to "Brad Pitt in hospital" LOL) and some people are just snakey fucks who prey exclusively on the vulnerable, but I think we're rapidly moving towards a place where the line between fake and real practically evaporates before our eyes. I feel like we're moving toward that Futurama film where the scammers scam the world government out of everything
 
AI AI-detection. Secret passphrases or PGP keys for communications. There could be a point where your family member gets a call from "you" asking for emergency financial assistance.
 
I mean some people are just walking targets (like that recent divorcee that gave $800k to "Brad Pitt in hospital" LOL) and some people are just snakey fucks who prey exclusively on the vulnerable, but I think we're rapidly moving towards a place where the line between fake and real practically evaporates before our eyes. I feel like we're moving toward that Futurama film where the scammers scam the world government out of everything
The thing is a senior citizen may be able to be independent in terms of self-care and daily living yet woefully unequipped to deal with this sort of thing. I think what we need is an educational/informational campaign to alert people to the methods of these scammers and how to detect and defeat them. Most of the preventative measures are really simple but you need to know what to watch out for first.
 
AI AI-detection. Secret passphrases or PGP keys for communications. There could be a point where your family member gets a call from "you" asking for emergency financial assistance.
Back in the old days before cell phones, or caller id, even, whenever my friend was travelling and he wanted to let his mother know he arrived safe, he would call her collect and then ask to speak to himself. She would know who it was, but then she would decline the call so there would be no charge. The expert on the radio I was talking about earlier suggested that family members have some kind of passphrase.
 
The thing is a senior citizen may be able to be independent in terms of self-care and daily living yet woefully unequipped to deal with this sort of thing. I think what we need is an educational/informational campaign to alert people to the methods of these scammers and how to detect and defeat them. Most of the preventative measures are really simple but you need to know what to watch out for first.

Everyone is woefully unequipped to deal with this sort of thing. We've already had cases in the US and EU where an underaged boy gets catfished into trading nudes with who he thinks is a hot girl, then next thing you know he's getting blackmailed for his parents bank account info with his own nude content. It has led to suicide. And I'm sure the same people doing that shit are selling it out to :eek::eek::eek::eek:s on the back end long before any blackmail money comes through.

But now you can fake a live video call with AI tools and filters.
 
Everyone is woefully unequipped to deal with this sort of thing. We've already had cases in the US and EU where an underaged boy gets catfished into trading nudes with who he thinks is a hot girl, then next thing you know he's getting blackmailed for his parents bank account info with his own nude content. It has led to suicide. And I'm sure the same people doing that shit are selling it out to :eek::eek::eek::eek:s on the back end long before any blackmail money comes through.

But now you can fake a live video call with AI tools and filters.
Young boys: there's a reason they call them them young, dumb, and full of cum. That kind of thing is really sad, and as I said, everyone needs better info and more education on this stuff, particularly parents.

But even as it is a little info, like what I posted earlier (though I'm not trying to claim any specialized knowledge), easily communicated and easy to implement, can help a lot.

Like, how many people have even heard of the Canadian Anti-fraud Centre to know that they should report any scam to them?

I had to put up with fucking stupid Conservative Party ads on Youtube every time I clicked play for months on end, but the anti-fraud people can't do the same?
 
Now, add phone number spoofing to that and old people are getting scammed in the tens of thousands, sadly.

A local radio show did a half hour phone in show with an expert on this stuff just the other day. One woman got scammed to the tune of $7500 with this kind of AI voice scam.

The tactic I use to avoid this shit is when I get a call from a number I don't recognize, I don't answer and wait to see if they leave a voicemail.

Even if they do, I call back to the number showing on caller ID and if I get a "this number is not assigned" message I know they were spoofing. I used to get calls from American numbers and perhaps they realize Canadians are less likely to fall for that because then I was getting calls from Ontario and other parts of Canada. I guess since I didn't fall for any of those, the most recent ones I got were from the local area.
- Remember when old-man were getting scammed in porn-site,s with video calls in a loop?
 
- All i know is that the El Grand Meja and those giants building the pyramids are real.
 
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