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Voice cloning scams surge as AI tools become cheaper, more accessible
Mashable publishes guide on protecting against voice cloning scams
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Mashable published a detailed guide on how to protect oneself from voice cloning scams, citing documented cases on TikTok and expert advice on defending against this growing threat.
“Some years ago, a cloned voice had something slightly off about it, and most people could hear it. That is gone now.”
Marijus Briedis, CTO at NordVPN · rss ↗Marijus Briedis CTO at NordVPNEyal Elazar Head of (role incomplete in source)NordVPN Digital security company
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first by Mashable, 10d ago
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It’s easy if you’re not a total idiot. Nothing to do with being a Redditor, something you are yourself btw.
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