The Truth about Scams in the Age of A.I.
- Retired Living Truth Seminar Series
- May 13
- 1 min read
Scams have always existed, but the methods used today are more sophisticated than many people realize.
What most people don’t realize is how artificial intelligence is being used to make scams more convincing. Common misconceptions include believing scams are obvious, rely on poor communication, or only affect people who lack technical experience. In reality, many modern scams are designed to appear legitimate and emotionally credible.
This seminar takes a clear look at the types of scams emerging in the age of A.I. Topics include voice-cloned phone calls, realistic emails and text messages, deepfake videos, impersonation of family members and trusted organizations, online investment schemes, and misleading medical or financial offers. We also examined the psychology behind why these scams work and how people are manipulated into responding.
Attendees learned how to recognize warning signs, slow down decision-making, and take practical steps to protect personal information, finances, and accounts in an increasingly digital environment.
Expert Panelists included:
Nevada Attorney General’s Office, Chief Deputy Attorney General
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Department of Justice Special Agent
Reno Police Department, Financial Crimes & Fraud Investigation Retired Detective
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