US EditionTrafficked women describe 'hellish' AI-driven scam compounds run by Chinese crime syndicates
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More and more women in Southeast Asia are being carried away under false job promises and detained in closed-off scam complexes, where they have to engage in love and investment fraud using AI technologies. "More and more women in Southeast Asia are getting caught up in criminal gangs." Image: shutterstockMore and more women in Southeast Asia are being carried away under false job promises and detained in closed-off scam complexes.There they hav…
Trafficked women describe 'hellish' AI-driven scam compounds run by Chinese crime syndicates
PHILIPPINES: An hour north of Manila, a small convenience store hums with the quiet rhythm of daily life. Outside, a three-year-old boy in a worn Batman shirt fidgets with a toy, his wide eyes scanning for the mother he hasn’t seen in months. Lily (not her real name), his mom, left the Philippines in April, […]
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