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Chase streamed a cybersecurity event on AI-enabled scams to around 700 branches across the US, The Paypers reports. Panellists urged people to pause before responding to urgent requests and verify them independently through a trusted contact.
Why it mattersTheir practical advice: never share passwords, one-time codes or sensitive financial details in response to an unexpected request. That is useful guidance in an era when a convincing voice or message may be easier to fake than ever.
Discuss: Should banks be responsible for teaching customers how to spot AI-enabled scams, or should that job sit mainly with technology platforms?
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