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The $25 million video call where everyone was a deepfake

For years the advice for spotting a scam was simple: if you are not sure, get them on a video call. If you can see and hear the person, it is probably real. In 2024 that advice died in a meeting room in Hong Kong. What happened In January 2024 , a finance employee at the Hong Kong office of Arup ,…

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  1. 2026-10-31 17:39 · DEV Community — AI
    The $25 million video call where everyone was a deepfake

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