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200,000 fake AI ‘victims’ deployed to scam bait online fraudsters

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Được tạo August 19, 2026|1 phút đọc
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Apate’s 200,000 fake AI ‘victims’ are so good at scam baiting, the company has a monthly KPI for how many F-bombs scammers drop at the infuriating bots.

Source: CoinTelegraph


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