💻 AARP and Google Focus on Online Fraud Prevention (AARP Article)

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💻 AARP and Google Focus on Online Fraud Prevention (AARP Article)

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AARP Connects With Google to Protect Older Adults Online.

New Q&A covers consumer safety around tech and AI scams.

By Tracy Schorn, AARP. Published November 21, 2024.

When it comes to fighting online fraud, AARP is enlisting Google as an ally.

AARP’s director of fraud prevention programs Kathy Stokes sat down with Laurie Richardson, vice president for Trust & Safety at Google, to discuss how artificial intelligence has changed the online landscape and presents new challenges, especially when it comes to high-tech scams. In a Q&A published on Google’s Public Policy page, the two cover the latest innovations to protect older adults from fraud and how to improve digital literacy.

https://www.aarp.org/politics-society/advocacy/info-2024/google-talk-fraud-prevention.html

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