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Why technology buyers are putting more emphasis on proof before making big investments
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What families can do about AI voice-cloning scams this Thanksgiving
Elena Martinez
Elena Martinez
Reporter · Decatur, IL
Elena holds a Bachelor's in Arts Administration from Columbia College Chicago and has spent the last 4 years covering the vibrant arts scene in Central Illinois. She believes in the power of storytelling through the arts and frequently writes about local artists and cultural events.
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PeopleWin reports that AI voice-cloning scams are rising, particularly during the holidays. Families should establish a secret code word to verify identities and protect against these scams.
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