FARGO — Experts say artificial intelligence (AI) fraud is more sophisticated than ever, but there are red flags to watch for.
Todd Oliver, Gate City Bank’s fraud alert and investigation supervisor, says scammers now use AI to make scams feel personal.
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He says they can spoof a number people recognize and make it sound like someone they trust is calling.
Many times, they will ask people to rush the process and keep it a secret.
“The most important thing is pause and verify. You know, if something feels off, it usually is. And nothing’s so urgent that you…
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