Group 1 - The article reveals a large-scale scam targeting elderly individuals, where 92 suspects defrauded over 1,400 seniors out of more than 46 million yuan by posing as "fortune tellers" [1] - The scam utilized emotional manipulation and misinformation, exploiting the psychological vulnerabilities of the elderly, particularly their fears regarding health and family safety [1][2] - The perpetrators employed advanced techniques, including AI-generated scripts and personalized profiles, to enhance their deceitful practices [1] Group 2 - The "fortune-telling" scam shares similarities with other scams targeting the elderly, such as health products and low-cost travel, by exploiting emotional isolation [2] - The scam's unique aspect is its use of information asymmetry, as many elderly individuals are unfamiliar with short video algorithms and AI-generated content [2] - To prevent such scams, it is suggested that family members provide emotional support and communication to the elderly, while also advocating for stricter regulations on short video platforms that promote superstitious content [2]