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Experts Discuss AI-Driven Government Impersonation Scams

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The Competition Bureau of Canada is addressing the rise in AI-generated scams impersonating government officials, offering media access to experts for insights and prevention tips.

24.03.2026 | Competition Bureau Canada


The Competition Bureau of Canada has reported a significant increase in complaints regarding scams that involve impersonation of government officials using advanced technologies like deepfakes.

Fraudsters are creating fake government websites and using AI to mimic the appearance and voice of officials, including the Prime Minister, to deceive individuals and steal personal information.

In response to this alarming trend, the Bureau has issued a consumer alert as part of Fraud Prevention Month, aiming to educate the public on how to recognize and avoid these scams.

Media representatives are encouraged to reach out to the Bureau’s media relations team for interviews with specialists who can provide insights into the use of AI in these fraudulent activities and offer practical tips for Canadians to protect themselves.

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