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"AI Musk" is rampant: easily scamming away an 82-year-old person's $0.69 million retirement funds.
According to reports, the image of Elon Musk generated by AI has appeared in thousands of false advertisements, resulting in billions of dollars in fraud losses. Deloitte predicts that AI-driven "deepfake" is expected to cause billions of dollars in fraud losses every year. At the end of last year, 82-year-old retired Steve Beauchamp watched a video. In the video, Musk supported a radical investment opportunity promising a quick return, and his lip movements and voice were highly consistent, making it look very real. So, Beauchamp contacted the company and opened a $248 account.
Citic sec: Bullish on the combination of AI+AR glasses.
Citic Securities research report points out that in 2023, Ray-Ban will release its second smart glasses Ray-Ban Meta in cooperation with Meta. Compared with the first-generation product, the second-generation product uses Qualcomm AR1 series chips and can connect to the Meta Llama3 large model to achieve AI voice interaction, image recognition, translation and other functions. Looking forward to the future, at the Meta conference in September 2024, there may be further iterations of the glasses product, which is recommended to be focused on. In the medium and long term, the trend of AI mobile phone industry has been established, and the combination of AI and smart glasses/AR is bullish, with possible development paths.
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