AI voice scam mimics top Trump official in a chilling fraud stunt.
A deepfake audio impersonated a senior member of Donald Trump’s administration. The scam tricked listeners by perfectly cloning the official’s voice. This is a new twist on AI-powered scams making the rounds.
The incident highlights how voice-cloning tech can be weaponized to mislead and manipulate. 
Experts warn to be cautious with unexpected voice messages, even if they sound ultra-realistic.
How to avoid falling for this? Verify requests independently, ignore urgent voice commands from unknown contacts, and be skeptical of suspicious audio that pressures you for action.
No company has been named yet as responsible for this particular AI tool—it’s part of a wider surge of synthetic media abuse.
Stay alert. Voice deepfakes aren’t sci-fi anymore; they’re here and actively scamming.
