The Latest AI Scam Is Worse Than You Think 🤯⚠️

Hey there,

Yesterday, my cousin was scrolling through social media when he came across something strange—a commercial featuring me.

He immediately sent me a DM:
"Did you film this? When did you start promoting this brand?"

I clicked the link, and there I was… smiling, talking, selling something I had never even heard of.

My face was real. My voice was identical. But the words? Not mine.

At first, I thought it was just another deepfake used for ads. But then I started thinking—what if someone used this technology for something far worse?

What if they cloned my voice not for a harmless commercial… but to threaten my family?

Imagine this:
📞 Your parents get a call from “you,” panicked, begging for help.
💰 They hear “your voice” asking for money or personal details.
🚨 Without a second thought, they send it—because they truly believe it’s you.

AI scams are moving fast, and most people aren’t even aware of how real they sound.

How to Protect Your Loved Ones:

✔ Talk to your family – Make sure they know this tech exists and to always double-check before acting.
✔ Set up a family code word – Something only you and your close ones know to confirm it’s really you.
✔ Be mindful of what you post – Even a short voice clip can be enough for scammers to clone you.

NB: This actually happened to one of our readers. They had no idea their voice could be stolen this easily. Make sure your family is prepared before scammers try to use this against them.

Stay safe,
– scamxposer

P.S. If you ever get an unexpected “emergency” call, hang up and call back. AI can copy voices, but it can’t fake your instincts.