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These are the AI fakes you need to warn your friends and family about

From fake rental damage to romance scams, here are the most worrying AI deceptions I've spotted on Reddit.

These are the AI fakes you need to warn your friends and family about

The article discusses various types of AI-generated fakes that people should be aware of and warn others about. These include AI-generated photos and videos of rental property damage, suspicious notices and announcements claiming to be from legitimate organizations, AI-generated photos and videos of real-world events, AI-generated photos and messages used in romance scams, and AI-generated pet photos used in scams.

To protect oneself and loved ones, it's recommended to take multiple photos when visiting a rental property, verify the source of alarming notices, check official channels for claims about real-world events, approach romantic relationships with caution, and be wary of adorable pet photos that may be part of scams.

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