The video aimed to rip off unsuspecting social media users by getting them to invest in a new platform in exchange for a guaranteed 30% return. Blockchain technology is being floated as one potential weapon to combat rampant deepfakes and other fabricated news, but the problem continues to plague social media.
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Musk Deepfake Tries to Scam Users Into Investing in New Platform
A new deepfake scam, which features what appears to be Elon Musk at a TED convention, has been addressed and refuted by the tech giant himself. So reports Cointelegraph.
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