AI Didn’t Invent the Scam. It Made It Better.
Key Takeaways For years, we’ve been teaching people how to recognize a scam. Look for the poorly written email. Watch for the strange wording. Be
Eric Brown
October 7, 2026
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Key Takeaways For years, we’ve been teaching people how to recognize a scam. Look for the poorly written email. Watch for the strange wording. Be
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