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You see Tabu. You hear Tabu. But… is it really her? Scammers are using AI deepfakes of celebrities and CEOs to promote fake investment schemes that look too real to doubt! This International Fraud Awareness Week, let us learn how the scammers are using deepfake to trick people –... show more

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