Krystal Ball

And I'm like, I don't think I'm better off.

I can't even stop getting spam calls.

Does this happen to you?

Oh.

Like my iPhone now has the unknown calls list because there's so many spam.

So now imagine with AI and they have the ability to have somebody who can perfectly spoof your relatives.

I mean, especially a public figure like me.

All you got to do is run it through the AI.

You can get me to say whatever you want.

And then you're going to call somebody, let's say who's a relative.

These are not that sophisticated of scams.

It's very easily doable.

And then like you said, you could set up something, some verification with the bank.

it can hack your, maybe your two factor verification very easily.

And then boom, you know, you could transfer like your entire estate in a matter of seconds if you actually wanted to.

So I think, I don't know.

I think we need a lot more consumer safety.

And I also think the spam call thing is a good example because it's one of those, which is an easily exploitable thing from outside actors using the internet, spam on the internet and specifically targeting old people has been a problem for more than two decades for

three decades, actually.

The Nigerian scam goes back to the 1990s and is still not fixed.