AI-Generated Doctors Targeting Australians on Facebook
Australians are being targeted by fake health experts on Facebook, who are actually created using AI technology.
These fake doctors are doling out medical advice and even treatments, despite not being real medical professionals.
- Their Facebook profiles appear legitimate at first glance, with biographies and profile photos showing them in white coats with stethoscopes.
- However, closer inspection reveals numerous signs that they are not real people, but rather AI-generated fabrications.
AAP FactCheck has discovered several deceptive Facebook pages claiming to belong to qualified medical professionals in Australian cities.
AAP FactCheck has reviewed these accounts and found them to be fake, highlighting the need for caution when seeking medical advice online.
Author's summary: Fake AI doctors target Australians on Facebook.
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