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Forced criminal labor is packaged as an inspirational sales career, complete with fines for missed quotas and lateness.
A Chinese organization created 20 dating apps populated mostly by AI agents that tricked victims into paying for conversations.
A study found AI outperformed humans across much of relationship-building because it stayed more responsive, engaged, and attentive before payment.
A human video model plus deepfake software can impersonate the romantic partner shown in a victim’s photos.
Deepfake glitches survive scrutiny when victims desperately want the relationship to be real and blame problems on the internet.
A random text claiming you missed a restaurant meeting can become the opening move of a romance scam.
Iranian hackers reached more than 100 U.S. water utilities, and one Georgia utility lost pressure and advised boiling water.
A looming police raid forced a scam compound to relocate, creating disorder Mohammad Muzahir used to win his release.
Miles Davis advised Coltrane to stop making the rhythm section track every chord and keep its parts simpler.
Coltrane connected fast, scale-oriented improvisation from Indian classical music with slowly undulating musical backdrops.
Critic Ira Gitler named Coltrane’s rapid scalar outbursts “sheets of sound,” a metaphor jazz never abandoned.
Volt Typhoon planted malware inside electric-grid and telecommunications networks around U.S. military facilities in the continental US and Guam.
Pig-butchering scammers build romance for months, then turn emotional dependence into demands for ever-larger investments.
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