Examples:

• Voice Cloning Scams - Fraudsters clone a loved one’s voice from social media clips and make urgent distress calls asking for money or personal details.
• AI-Generated Kidnapping Calls - Scammers use cloned voices and background sound effects to claim someone has been kidnapped, demanding immediate payment.
• Deepfake Video Impersonation - Criminals create fake videos of executives, coworkers, or public figures asking staff to transfer funds or share internal information.
• Romance Scams Enhanced by AI Chatbots - Instead of one scammer running multiple profiles, AI chatbots now manage conversations 24/7, creating highly convincing emotional bonds.
• Fake Customer Support Agents - AI-powered chat interfaces pretend to be legitimate support for companies like banks, airlines, or tech brands, leading victims to share logins or install malware.
• AI-Generated Investment Advisors - Deepfake “financial experts” or AI-driven trading bots promise guaranteed returns. Often paired with fake news sites or celebrity endorsements created with AI.
• Phishing Emails and Texts Written by AI - Messages are nearly flawless in grammar and tone, making them harder to spot. They mimic corporate writing styles or match a victim’s communication patterns.
• AI-Assisted Job Interview Scams - Fake recruiters use AI voices or video avatars in interviews to appear legitimate before asking for fees, banking info, or copies of ID.
• Synthetic Identity Fraud - AI creates realistic fake IDs, passports, or people (including profile pictures) used to open accounts, secure loans, or run elaborate fraud schemes.
• AI-Generated Rental or Marketplace Listings - Listings include AI-generated photos, descriptions, and instant “chat with the landlord/seller” bots designed to secure deposits quickly.