AI Scams Prompt New Online Safety Measures Among New Zealanders
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New BNZ research reveals that fears of AI-powered scams are leading New Zealanders to change their online behaviors. Three in five individuals are now scrutinizing messages and links more carefully, while many are implementing additional verification steps to protect against scams, including establishing family safe words to combat voice-cloning threats.
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