Microstraetgy’s executive chairman, Michael Saylor, has warned about new bitcoin giveaway scams using AI-generated deepfake videos featuring him and his company. “There is no such thing as a free lunch,” the Microstratgy executive stressed... See more for yourself here (https://news.bitcoin.com/michael-saylor-warns-of-deepfake-bitcoin-giveaway-scams-featuring-him-and-microstrategy/).deepfake videos can generate videos, but the rules that scammers follow are simple, which is either use double your money scam, or free gifts distributions, or a guaranteed and quick profit, or any trick that seems too good to be true, and here you should not trust the Twitter or video, but rather search and ask here and You did not find an answer. Everything that seems too good to be true is a scam.
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Re: Michael Saylor Warns of Deepfake Bitcoin Giveaway Scams Featuring Him and MicrosThis is what happens when a thing called AI is created.
Now they are done with AI because technology allows it, but before chatGPT3 there were also fake videos with giveaways that required you to send your bitcoin first to allegedly receive the giveaway later. All scams, of course. With Elon Musk there are also a few. Nowadays you have to be more vigilant than ever because with AI, scams can become more realistic than ever.
Are there still victims of scammers like you say? It seems like a fool to believe in giveaways or airdrops that tell you to send bitcoin first to receive free crypto. wow! It's just a fool to believe that, honestly and with common sense, giveaways mean that you can get crypto for free.It is hard to believe, but there are still many victims of this and the reason why they fall for it is because of their greed, if not that they are greedy why would one think they can earn free crypto by first sending a portion of what they have. People fall for some of the most stupid type of scams once their greedy side is triggered, but the good thing is that people who are knowledgeable cannot fall for any of these scams.
I don't even know what makes some people think someone like Michael Saylor will turn to be a father Christmas in giving away his assets to the people just on a voluntary platter of gold for nothing, people were also found a victim of scam because they are too expectant of something free to grab, all these are part of the ways this scammers take to draw our interest on what they are faking on us, we should be at alert on seing things coming as free, they might have an intention of attack.Humans like something free. Humans also are greedy by nature. This kind of greed can be avoided with the help of not being ignorant. I can remember the Elon Musk fake giveaway video that I watched when I was a newbie to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, it looked real like it was Elon Musk but it was fake. This can make newbies to fall victim of this. But in anything we are about to do, we should make research for us not to become a scammed victims.
⚠️ Warning ⚠️ There is no risk-free way to double your #bitcoin, and @MicroStrategy doesn't give away $BTC to those who scan a barcode. My team takes down about 80 fake AI-generated @YouTube videos every day, but the scammers keep launching more. Don't trust, verify.
I don't even know what makes some people think someone like Michael Saylor will turn to be a father Christmas in giving away his assets to the people just on a voluntary platter of gold for nothing, people were also found a victim of scam because they are too expectant of something free to grab, all these are part of the ways this scammers take to draw our interest on what they are faking on us, we should be at alert on seing things coming as free, they might have an intention of attack.It is only ignorant people that will fall for this type of scam. In fact, that video alone is a massive red flag. Infact if it were the real Taylor that promised such giveaways, I would immediately report him to the security agencies. In my country, they say if you are uniformed, you are deformed. Therefore it is only the uniformed people about crypto that will fall for this and end up being metaphorically deformed all round. In summary, before you invest in any crypto currency invest first in your knowledge about it.
~~~It is only ignorant people that will fall for this type of scam. In fact, that video alone is a massive red flag. Infact if it were the real Taylor that promised such giveaways, I would immediately report him to the security agencies. In my country, they say if you are uniformed, you are deformed. Therefore it is only the uniformed people about crypto that will fall for this and end up being metaphorically deformed all round. In summary, before you invest in any crypto currency invest first in your knowledge about it.
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