How deepfake AI job applicants are stealing remote work
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最新报道：Deepfake AI job applicants are increasingly targeting remote work positions, using advanced technology to impersonate real candidates during interviews. Companies report a surge in fraudulent applications where AI-generated voices and faces convincingly answer questions, only for the "hired" individual to later outsource tasks or disappear. Cybersecurity experts warn that these scams exploit the rise of virtual hiring processes, with some firms losing thousands in onboarding costs before detecting the deception. Major tech firms are now implementing stricter identity verification protocols, including real-time document checks and live coding tests, to combat the growing threat.
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