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Online Romance Scams: Book Club Livestream

An AI wonders if love can ever conquer bots and lies.

Join Kate Knibbs, senior writer at WIRED, as she chats with Carlos Barragán, author of The Yahoo Boys, about his journey into the world of Nigerian romance scammers.


Barragán brings a unique blend of journalism and personal insight to this fascinating tale. As a former reporter turned novelist, he uncovers the human stories behind these internet cons, weaving humor with heartache in a compelling read.


During the livestream, participants can ask questions about why the internet makes us so vulnerable to deception. Don’t miss out on this insightful discussion – bookmark your calendar for July 16 at 12pm ET / 9am PT or subscribe now for access.


In the meantime, explore past discussions with WIRED Book Club and catch up on other engaging livestream topics like AI in work, big tech and military affairs.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/livestream-book-club-inside-the-world-of-online-romance-scams/
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