This post is yet another testament to the challenges that accompanies every great innovation. Without mincing words, AI will be another big threat, similar to terrorism if care is not taken. With the surge in the development of AI services, scammers are on rampage looking for who to destroy. We just have to be careful.

I know that AI have shifted the bar in the technological space but I never knew it will be possible to be in a virtual meeting with AI generated humans posing as real people without being detected. I will not blame the victim much because he is oblivious of such development else he would have made effort to confirm if they were actually real or fake. There should be a way to outsmart the computer. I will encourage him to take this as the price he paid to be wise because he obviously ignored wisdom and allowed greed cajole him into investing his fortune into the air, I mean a new project he knows nothing about just because some nicely dressed men happens to put words together into a piece of paper called whitepaper (white elephant in reality). I may appear harsh but it is just an expression of how I feel as someone that have fallen victim of such schemes before. Let him count his loss and move on after all, "what does not kill a man, simply makes him stronger"


Be on the look out guys, anytime you found any CEOs or notable people online telling you to do something or sending some transactions, please do not rush, take a minute, relax and do some research first or just look away.

If you are curious, find the projects telegram group and ask questions, and post screenshots on the group, I am positive that people will stop you from getting scammed, they will be exposed to you that you are about to get scammed, sadly we have gotten to this stage only to end up having more confusing tools for scammers, all we can do is warn each other of the threats that lurk
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