AI, deepfakes used in 12 percent of successful scams: Survey
Summary
A recent report found that 12 percent of scams that worked last year used artificial intelligence (AI) or deepfake technology. The report was done by Gallup and the Stop Scams Alliance and noted that the real number might be higher because it can be hard to detect these technologies in scams.Key Facts
- 12 percent of successful scams involved AI or deepfakes.
- The report was released on a Tuesday.
- Gallup and the Stop Scams Alliance conducted the analysis together.
- The actual use of AI or deepfakes in scams might be more than reported.
- AI refers to computer systems that can learn and perform tasks.
- Deepfakes are fake videos or audio made using AI to look real.
- Detecting AI or deepfake use in scams is challenging.
- The report focuses on scams from the previous year.
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