Researchers Deploy AI to Uncover Crypto Giveaway Scam Schemes on Twitter
Researchers at San Diego State University have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system to detect and expose cryptocurrency giveaway scams on Twitter. Dubbed GiveawayScamHunter, the automated system has identifie...
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Dubbed GiveawayScamHunter, the automated system has identified a staggering 95,111 scam lists created by 87,617 accounts on the social media platform between June 2022 and June 2023....
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