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Spammed with calls? Action News Jax investigates A.I. on the line Original

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By Chandler Morgan Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — You’ve probably ignored a spam call before. But now, the person on the other end of those calls may not even exist. It happened to Patrice Fuller. “I was so blown away by it,” says Fuller. “I was caught off guard because it, first off, I was spoofed. It came on my caller ID and showed a trusted organization and their phone number, but it was truly an AI scam call” >>> STREAM ACTION NEWS JAX LIVE <<< And Patrice is an expert in this field.
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Mayo Clinic Florida training AI to identify skin reactions from phone photos Original

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By Chandler Morgan Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Between the sand and the sun, skin problems can develop fast, especially in the Florida elements. “Do I have a rash on my neck because I’ve been wearing a nickel necklace? Or am I allergic to a cosmetic?” Dr. Alison Bruce, a dermatologist and department chair with Mayo Clinic Florida, said. Those are questions that Bruce said she commonly hears from her patients. “About one in five people may suffer from allergic contact dermatitis,” she said.
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Three Declaration of Independence signers were once imprisoned in St. Augustine Original

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By Chandler Morgan Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Three men who signed the Declaration of Independence were once prisoners in St. Augustine, inside the Castillo de San Marcos. “There’s an English name to it, and it’s Fort Saint Mark,” according to Adlib Tours guide Gary Sass. “That was the name the British gave to it when St. Augustine was the capital of British East Florida.” After the fall of Charleston in 1780, dozens of American patriots were sent into exile in St. Augustine.
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