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WXXI News
We’ve been hearing about phone scams happening in the community. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is tracking them. Some scams involve the use of AI. What do community members need to know, and how can you identify that something is a scam?
Our guests walk us through it:
- Deputy Brendan Hurley, public information officer for the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office
- Elizabeth Murray, local pediatrician who recorded a phone scam
- Max Irwin, founder of Max.io