Calling on 1111 Singles’ Day not to get seasick, the male police made a short film about a beautiful woman turning into a bald man

The woman suddenly received a call saying that her mother needed surgery and asked the man in the video to borrow 500,000 yuan. (Provided by Gushan Branch)

Today is 1111, nicknamed Singles’ Day. In order to remind the public to be careful of love scams, the Kaohsiung City Police Department Public Relations Office and Gushan Branch jointly produced a creative anti-fraud promotional short video. When the beautiful woman in the video was committing fraud, her mother broke in. When the filter was turned off, she turned out to be a bald and fat man. This is to remind people to be careful of falling into the fraud trap of AI face-changing forgery.

Gushan Branch pointed out that in recent years, fraud groups often approach victims through social platforms and dating software, use sweet words to establish trusting relationships, and then request remittances for investment, borrowing or other reasons. With the popularization of AI technology, fraud methods have further used AI face-changing, voice-changing and other technologies to forge images and voices, pretending to be other people's identities and interacting with the public, making identification more difficult.

The police remind that even if the contact can be made through video or voice, it does not mean that the identity of the other party is necessarily true. The public should remain vigilant and not easily trust stranger lovers on the Internet based only on images and sounds. When making friends online, you should remain rational and do not trust each other gullibly because of temporary emotional investment. Do not provide personal information or make money transactions at will.

After turning off the AI ​​filter, the woman turns out to be a bald, fat man. (Provided by Gushan Branch)