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[AI from the Island] Volume 2 · Chapter 10 · The afternoon families set a secret code at the island senior center, in an age when even a daughter's voice can be copied
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- Columnist Jang Hyeong-im described her experience of setting a "family code" with elderly residents at a senior center in Songhae-myeon, Ganghwa, to prepare for AI voice scams.
- The columnist advises that when urgent talk of money comes up, you should first ask for the code, then hang up and call your child's original number again.
- The Korea Association for ICT Promotion (KAIT) said 35,000 people will be educated this year and that 150,000 posters and leaflets will be distributed to senior centers and other locations.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [섬에서 온 인공지능] 제2권 · 제10장 · 딸의 목소리도 흉내 내는 시대, 섬 경로당에서 가족 암호를 정하던 오후
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