Victoria Police warns fraudsters are fleecing victims of tens of thousands of dollars by using artificial intelligence to phone victims with fake doctor calls.
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Fake doctor AI scam targets Mandarin-speaking community
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- ABC News Fake doctor AI scam targets Mandarin-speaking community plain
- The West Australian AI doctor voice scam calls targeting Mandarin speakers in Victoria, police warn plain
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| ABC Newsas they published this story | 8.7 |
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