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FTC chair Lina Khan warns AI could ‘turbocharge’ fraud and scams

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FTC chair Lina Khan warns AI could ‘turbocharge’ fraud and scams
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FTC chair Lina Khan warns AI could ‘turbocharge’ fraud and scams

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    FTC chair Lina Khan warns AI could ‘turbocharge’ fraud and scams

    Video Ad Feedback A.I. convinces human to help it cheat test 02:28 • Source: CNN A.I. convinces human to help it cheat test 02:28 WashingtonCNN — Artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT could lead to a “turbocharging” of consumer harms including fraud and scams, and the US government has substantial authority to crack down on AI-driven consumer harms under existing law, members of the Federal Trade Commission said Tuesday. Addressing House lawmakers, FTC chair Lina Khan said the “turbocharging of fraud and scams that could be enabled by these tools are a serious concern.” In recent months, a new crop of AI tools have gained attention for their ability to generate convincing emails, stories and essays as well as images, audio and videos. While these tools have potential to change the way people work and create, some have also raised concerns about how they could be use to deceive by impersonating individuals. Even as policymakers across the federal government debate how to promote specific AI rules, citing concerns about possible algorithmic discrimination and privacy issues, companies could still face FTC investigations today under a range of statutes that have been on the books for years, Khan and her fellow commissioners

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