AI voice scams and crypto verification
Who picks up the phone when anyone can make the call. That's the question once AI can imitate any voice, and a call showing up as your mother's actual number proves nothing about who's on the line. People in crypto have been preaching "don’t trust, verify" for years, and suddenly the slogan sounds less like tribal talk and more like a survival tactic. Which is why blockchain keeps getting dragged into this conversation about trust and verification. The internet is messing with all of us all the time. Stay Curious #AI
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People are going to be faking being your relatives. They're going to call you and they're going to call you from their number. It's going to be like crazy stuff. But also when people realize that that is a very real potential reality, like how do the good actors even interface? That's a good point. Right? Because like who's going to pick up the phone when anybody can. That makes crypto and blockchain sound even more necessary to that same thing. Trust. You have to verify. Don't trust anything. We talk about how the internet is messing with all of us all the time. So if you're into that kind of thing, definitely hit follow.
