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Woman Nearly Loses $5K to a Fake AI-Driven $30-Per-Hour Job Offer

She was pretty convinced and later went to deposit a $5,000 check in the bank but the executives immediately declined to take that check.

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After DeepFakes, the Shallow Fake Scam Is Targeting Social Media Users; How to Stay Safe

"It's really sad that someone would stoop to this level to scam people," said Patterson, a victim of the 'shallow fake' scam.

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INVESTIGATES: I was vulnerable Artificial intelligence work-from-home job scams targeting victims

Action News Jax Investigates how work-from-home job scams have grown by more than 500 percent thanks in part to Artificial Intelligence targeting those who are most vulnerable.

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Scams stealing government benefits like unemployment checks have jumped 82%: Here s how to protect yourself

ConsumerAffairs sheds light on the rise of government benefit theft in the U.S. in 2023 and provides advice on how to protect yourself from this crime.

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IRS warning about rise in scams with tax filing deadline approaching

This is the last weekend for people to file their taxes before April 15 and the IRS is warning that scammers are looking to advantage.

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