AI forgery

ON 5 DECEMBER, ACCORDING TO VARIOUS MEDIA REPORTS, IN RECENT DAYS, A KRABS MERCHANT AT JIANGSUYANG LAKE HAS WITNESSED PROGRESS IN THE USE OF AI TECHNOLOGY BY CUSTOMERS TO FORGE IMAGES OF CRAB DEATHS TO OBTAIN REFUNDS. THE POLICE CONFIRMED THAT THERE HAD BEEN A FRAUDULENT ACTION AGAINST THE CLIENT AND SENTENCED HIM TO EIGHT DAYS OF ADMINISTRATIVE DETENTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW, WHILE RECOVERING $195 OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE OFFENCE. THE INCIDENT TOOK PLACE ON 18 NOVEMBER, WHEN A GUANGDONG CUSTOMER, AFTER BUYING EIGHT CRABS ONLINE, CLAIMED THAT SIX OF THEM WERE DEAD AND SUBMITTED PICTURES AND VIDEOS AS EVIDENCE. THE MERCHANTS, ALTHOUGH SKEPTICAL, OPTED FOR REFUNDS IN ORDER TO AVOID DISPUTES. HOWEVER, FOLLOW-UP CHECKS HAVE FOUND THAT THE CUSTOMER..

April 26 news, with the gradual entry of AI into people's daily lives, individual unscrupulous elements use the relevant technology to concoct the image of "non-genetic inheritance" to carry out false propaganda. The company's website has recently reported on such a case. The company in question is selling a medical device called "Miao Gu Jin Paste" through an e-commerce platform, claiming that the product is made by a person who has the right to use it. The company in question sold a medical device called "Miao Gu Jin Paste" through an e-commerce platform, claiming that the corresponding product was developed by "Tang Fu Zheng", a non-hereditary hereditary bearer of the Miao ethnic group who possesses a "thousand-year secret recipe", and that the product page was accompanied by the so-called "non-hereditary certificate". After investigation, "Tang Fu Zheng" is actually A...

Jan. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Thai Prime Minister Petunthan revealed today that she almost fell victim to a scam, according to the Bangkok Post. Scammers posing as leaders of other countries used artificial intelligence technology to clone their voices and almost fooled her. During the presentation of the budget policy for FY 2026, Phetongthong mentioned the issue of cyber fraud. She said she was almost duped by a high-tech scam. "I would like to remind everyone that even I almost fell for a scam and this issue is very important. Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has stepped in to investigate. We must recognize that scams are becoming more and more subtle and advanced. ...