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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 53 MIN

Scams in the Age of AI

from Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation · host Elder Law & Advocacy

Scams are becoming more sophisticated, more personalized, and more difficult to detect.   In this episode of Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation, Jaime Levine sits down with Dr. Ariana Mirian, PhD, co-founder of BeeSafe AI and researcher specializing in human-centered cybersecurity, to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming fraud and scams. From pig butchering scams to highly personalized trust-based schemes, scammers are leveraging AI and new technologies to create more convincing attacks than ever before. As these tactics evolve, traditional warning signs and cybersecurity advice must evolve as well. Dr. Mirian shares insights from her research on how scammers build trust over time, why modern fraud schemes are so effective, and the practical cybersecurity strategies individuals can use to better protect themselves. The conversation also explores the growing impact of AI on fraud prevention, online safety, consumer protection, and digital trust. If you're interested in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, fraud prevention, or protecting yourself and your loved ones from online scams, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

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