AI is quickly becoming part of everyday business.
A couple of years ago, most conversations were about whether businesses should use it.
Now the discussion is about where it can save time.
Writing emails… creating marketing content… summarising meetings… helping with customer enquiries. There are genuine benefits.
The problem starts when efficiency becomes the only goal.
A conversation I’m having more often with business owners goes something like this: “We don't really use AI yet.”
A few questions later, it turns out somebody is using ChatGPT to help write emails.
Someone else is summarising meeting notes with an AI tool.
Another person has found a browser extension that helps them create content faster.
The business may not have formally adopted AI, but AI has arrived anyway.
That's not surprising.
Cyber criminals arguing with each other sounds like good news.
One group targeting another.
Threats flying back and forth.
Even promises to “help” victims caught in the middle.
It almost feels like justice.
You’ve seen them hundreds of times.
“Click here to prove you’re not a robot.”
It’s one of those things you don’t really think about.
You tick a box, maybe select a few images, and move on with your day.
That’s why this new scam works.
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