UNO’s Victor Winter Discusses Growing Threat of AI-Driven Scams on KMTV
Winter spoke on the rise of scams and how to protect yourself.
- published: 2025/06/30
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Victor Winter, Ph.D., computer science expert and professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), was featured on KMTV, providing insight into the rapid increase of AI-driven scams. Winter explained that these scams are becoming more convincing and harder to detect, stressing the importance of applying formal software verification and enhancing AI literacy to strengthen defenses against these sophisticated threats.
💡 Why it matters: As AI technology becomes more advanced, scams are evolving, posing new challenges to both individuals and businesses. Winter’s advice highlights the need for increased awareness and technical safeguards to protect against these deceptive schemes.
🔍 The big picture: Winter’s insights emphasize the growing role of AI in cybersecurity, urging a more proactive approach to managing the risks posed by emerging technologies.
For more on how to protect yourself from AI-driven scams, watch the full segment on KMTV.
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