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Kara Fellows

New York, San Diego
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, CBS News, Flipboard, MS NOW, Yahoo, Odyssey, Cheddar News, Yahoo Autos, SMU Daily Campus
I ghostwrite educational email courses for femtech founders. Journalist of 8 years. Bridging the gap between complex research and your audience
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Fake job seekers are flooding the market, thanks to AI Original

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By Kara Fellows
| CBS News
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to alter their appearance and build fake profiles to apply for remote job postings, research shows. Already, scammers can use AI at almost every step in the job application process to hide their true identities. They can generate fake resumes, professional headshots, websites and Linkedin profiles. Compiled together, AI can help create what looks like the perfect candidate for an open role.
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Fake job seekers are flooding the market, thanks to AI

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By Kara Fellows
| Flipboard
9 hours ago Apple One could add a new service in iOS 19, here’s what’s coming There’s a lot of excitement around iOS 19 due to the major redesign it will bring, but the update is also expected to introduce a new paid service that’s sure to be included in Apple One. Here’s what’s coming.
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AI is making online shopping scams harder to spot Original

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By Kara Fellows
| CBS News
Online scams are nothing new, but artificial intelligence is making it easier than ever to dupe people. What used to take days now takes a scammer only minutes to create. A new report from Microsoft highlights the scale of the problem. The company says it took down almost 500 malicious web domains last year and stopped approximately 1.6 million bot signup attempts every hour. "Last year we were tracking 300 unique nation-state and financial crime groups.
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