AI-Generated Doctors Targeting Australians on Facebook
Australians are being targeted by fake health experts on Facebook, with AI-generated doctors doling out medical advice and treatments.
According to AAP FactCheck, several deceptive Facebook pages claim to belong to qualified medical professionals in Australian cities, but are actually created using artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
- The fake doctors' profiles typically feature a biography section with listed qualifications.
- Their profile photos show them in white coats, often with stethoscopes draped around their necks.
The supposed doctors are the product of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
AAP FactCheck has discovered numerous signs that reveal these profiles are not real people, but AI-generated fabrications.
Author's summary: Fake AI doctors target Australians on Facebook with medical advice.
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