Ledger's New Crypto Wallet to Compete with Eyeball-Scanning Orb
Crypto firms are seeking solutions to combat artificial intelligence bots and deepfakes, which are making it difficult to distinguish reality from fiction.
A report by Resemble AI reveals that scammers stole $347.2 million via deepfakes in Q2 2025, using doctored videos of politicians, CEOs, and celebrities to promote fraudulent investments.
- Deepfakes have been used to impersonate celebrities like Brad Pitt and Tom Hanks.
- AI-generated content is becoming increasingly realistic, making it harder to identify fake information.
The solution, according to the crypto community, is to invest more in crypto to combat the problem.
Author's summary: Crypto firms seek solutions to deepfake scams.
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