Scammers are getting scary good with AI.

Scammers are getting scary good with AI. Deepfake Brad Pitt scams French woman out of 800,000 euros in her marriage using AI generated photos and fake messages. It all started in 2023 when a scammer posing as the actor reached out to Anna, confessed his love and showered her with generous gifts. Believing in her fairy tale, Anna fell for the ruse, cut ties with her family and divorced her millionaire husband. Suddenly, Brad claimed he was diagnosed with kidney cancer and his accounts were supposedly frozen due to legal battles with Angelina Jolie. Touched by his story, Anna decided to save her beloved and send him all the money she had left after the divorce. It's tragic but also a serious warning. AI scams are becoming more convincing and harder to detect. In fact, Americans lost over 108 million to scams like this just last year. So, here's the big question: with so much information about online scams, should victims share some responsibility, or is it up to all of us to raise awareness and demand better protections? What's your take? Let's discuss.