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alrighty_then It's too hard to stop AI from being abused. We just have to accept it has leveled-up the game of all the scammers, and their spam emails & texts will no longer be riddled with typos… Good guys should leverage AI to pre-scan messages and ensure urls are legit for the site impersonated. I suspect Microsoft is already working on it… Reply
HansSchulze It would be asking too much for our government to prioritize finding and closing these cases in 3 months instead of 3 years and saving us billions of dollars in hard earned money, instead of spending a trillion dollars trying to change regimes which haven't directly hurt the citizens of our country. Or making spam scam emails illegal. Or making subscription fraud illegal. Reply
JohnyFin There is so many scam pages that we are flooded by them. Most victims are old people or people with basic tech knowlage. Nobody control it! Fake Microsoft pages, fake services, billion scam mails, captcha everywhere with puzzles which old or not smart people cannot solve…pandemia of cheating people. Reply
rluker5 JohnyFin said: There is so many scam pages that we are flooded by them. Most victims are old people or people with basic tech knowlage. Nobody control it! Fake Microsoft pages, fake services, billion scam mails, captcha everywhere with puzzles which old or not smart people cannot solve…pandemia of cheating people. There are some providers that are desperate for money. Like ChatGPT. Beggars can't be choosers and I don't think they even want to know if their service is being used for things like this. It isn't getting better. Reply
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