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Protect Yourself from AI Scams
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to target retirees with convincing fake calls, emails, and messages. We're here to help you recognize the warning signs — in plain English.
What to watch for
The 3 Most Common AI Scams Targeting Retirees
You don't need to be a tech expert to stay safe. You just need to know what these scams look like.
AI Voice Cloning Calls
Scammers use AI to clone the voice of a family member — often a grandchild — and call claiming to be in trouble and needing money urgently. The voice sounds completely real. Always hang up and call your family member directly on a number you know.
If someone calls asking for money urgently, hang up and call back yourself.
Fake Tech Support Messages
A pop-up or email warns that your computer has a virus and instructs you to call a number immediately. The 'technician' is actually a scammer who will ask for remote access to your computer and your bank details.
Legitimate companies never contact you out of the blue about computer problems.
AI-Generated Romance Scams
AI now creates realistic photos, videos, and messages that make fake online relationships feel completely genuine. These scammers build trust over weeks or months before asking for money or personal information.
If an online relationship moves quickly and they never want to video chat, be cautious.
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Don't Let AI Steal Your Retirement
Written in plain English — no jargon, no tech speak. This guide walks you through 9 major AI scam targeting retirees today, with real examples, warning signs, and step-by-step advice for staying safe.
- Recognize AI voice cloning, deepfakes, and fake messages
- Know exactly what to do if you're targeted
- Share with family to protect everyone you love
- Updated for 2026 — covers the latest scam tactics
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