Save Me Steve: AI voice scams
Your loved one is in trouble and needs your help desperately, but the reality is, that voice on the other end of the phone isn't really them and you've been scammed, thanks to artificial intelligence. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello has a look at this troubling trend.
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