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Technology · 6 hours ago
Security researchers identified 28 dating apps using AI to deceive predominantly men in their mid-to-late 30s. These apps charge users for "coins" to continue conversations, but only one in four interactions involve a human gig worker. The operation, attributed to a China-based actor, was designed to evade app store reviews.
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