AI scams in crypto approach breaking point – OpenAI’s new image model shows why they could get worse

OpenAI's latest image generation model is enabling more sophisticated AI-driven crypto scams, pushing fraud tactics to new extremes. Deepfake technology now creates convincing fake endorsements and fake exchanges, making it harder for retail investors to spot frauds. Indian crypto users face heightened risk as scammers leverage AI to impersonate influencers and create fake trading platforms with realistic interfaces. Regulators and platforms must accelerate detection measures.
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