Thank you.
I've already held two senior scam awareness town halls in my community. They've been having quite a lot of success in engagement, and a lot of new information is shared.
We see a lot as AI technologies expand at a very fast pace. We can barely keep up. Many seniors are not technically inclined to know what it's all about. A lot of ads are showing people impersonating someone they know, and they may not understand that the message could be AI-generated. Evidence shows that seniors, particularly those living alone, are disproportionately targeted by these financial scams.
In your view, what responsibilities should financial institutions and social media platforms have to flag or stop suspicious activity?