Elderly Americans lose $28 billion a year to scams, and some are fighting back by learning to spot deepfakes, AI, and misinformation
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As seniors navigate the intricacies of artificial intelligence, they express mixed emotions—excitement about its potential benefits and wariness about the risks it poses.
Seniors are particularly vulnerable to AI-driven scams and misinformation, highlighting the need for education on identifying threats and leveraging technology responsibly.
Barbara Winston, 89, reflects on her lifetime of technological advancements, viewing AI as a pivotal moment in history, comparable to her experiences with refrigeration and television.
Classes dedicated to educating older adults on AI are proliferating across the country, underscoring a fundamental desire among seniors to understand and adapt to new technologies.
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