A mother in Hyderabad got a phone call one day. On the other end was her son's voice — scared, crying, saying "Mom, I'm in trouble, send money right now." The voice sounded exactly like her son, a hundred percent. Terrified, she sent the money immediately. But the truth was, her son was sitting in his office at that very moment, in no danger at all. That voice wasn't real — it was a fake voice created by AI. Incidents like this are no longer rare. A few years ago, cyber scams meant emails full of grammatical errors and obviously suspicious links. But since the arrival of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the nature of these scams has completely changed. Scammers can now copy your voice, your face, even the appearance of your loved ones. This article explains, in simple terms, just how dangerous this has become — and how you can protect yourself. How AI Has Changed Cyberattacks In the past, fraudulent emails or messages were easy to spot — grammar mistakes, strange phr...