New Delhi, May 29 -- Crypto scams are no longer easy to spot.

The badly written phishing email, the random investment message from an unknown number, the fake website filled with spelling mistakes - those older patterns are giving way to something far more convincing. Fraudsters today use AI to clone voices, generate realistic videos, automate conversations, and mimic real people with alarming accuracy. In many cases, the scam does not even feel like a scam until the money is already gone.

Artificial intelligence has changed the mechanics of online fraud across industries, but its impact on crypto has become particularly visible over the last year. According to Binance Research's latest analysis">Binance Research's latest analysis, cryp...