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AI voice calls and fixed incomes put older adults at risk for financial scams, researchers say
Researchers Julie Brancale and Dean Thomas Blomberg highlight that financial scams targeting older adults are evolving with AI-generated voice calls, exploiting vulnerabilities like fixed incomes and age-related health challenges. They emphasize the need for education and policy changes to combat this growing issue.
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