Online scams targeting older people in the United States are rising rapidly, prompting warnings about family impersonation and account takeovers using publicly available personal information. An Incogni analysis cited by 9to5Mac found about 72 percent of 2024 internet crimes reported to the FBI involving people aged 60 and older fell into categories where exposed personal data could enable crimes or worsen harm. Estimated losses were $4.2 billion, versus the FBI’s total of $4.885 billion.

China\'s Supreme People\'s Court has set standards for judging civil liability arising from AI deepfakes, voice cloning and AI hallucinations. Using or disclosing an identifiable face or voice created by AI without consent may be deemed an infringement of personality rights, it said. The guidance also sets out liability for AI service operators that fail to act after notice, and addresses algorithm-based price discrimination. Authorities are also stepping up enforcement against AI falsehoods and impersonation.