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An AI scammer tricked a woman into believing she was dating Jon Bon Jovi

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An AI scammer tricked a woman into believing she was dating Jon Bon Jovi
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The rise of generative AI, mixed with the ease of access provided by crypto currency, has created scamming opportunities we couldn’t have imagined just a few years ago. Romance scams that exploit these technologies have now become one of the fastest growing and most devastating forms of financial crime. The capabilities of generative AI mean it’s now possible to get scammed by a range of incredibly convincing fake personalities, including deepfakes of celebrities and public figures. In fact, acc

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