最高法发布提醒！AI 换脸被用于电诈，公众如何守好钱袋子？

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Court has reported a significant increase in telecom and online fraud cases, with a rise from 52,000 cases in 2022 to 94,000 cases in 2024, indicating an 81.2% growth over five years, while the overall number of criminal cases in courts has decreased [1][2]. Group 1 - The number of telecom fraud cases has shown a continuous increase, with projections of 93,000 cases in 2025, contrasting with a decline in overall criminal cases in the same period [1] - Fraud methods have diversified and become more intelligent, with traditional scams like fake investment and sales still prevalent, while new technologies such as AI face-swapping and deep fakes are increasingly used [2] - Criminals are utilizing advanced tools like "traffic scripts" and "promotion gadgets" to enhance the efficiency of their scams, making it harder to detect and increasing their success rates [2] Group 2 - Citizens are urged to protect their personal information by not sharing identity and account details, avoiding suspicious links, and maintaining the first line of defense against information leaks [2] - Verification of unknown calls is emphasized, as law enforcement and banks do not request sensitive information via phone or online [2] - Continuous learning about fraud prevention and staying updated on media reports of fraud cases is recommended to maintain vigilance against scams [2]