Chase hosts event to educate on AI‑enabled scams
Chase streamed a live event to warn consumers about AI‑enabled scams. The bank highlighted that over 15 million Americans have been targeted, with losses exceeding $68 billion last year. Panelists from Chase, JPMorgan Chase and The Washington Post shared tactics for spotting scams and tightening defenses.
Key points
- 15 million Americans affected by AI‑enabled scams.
- Chase’s event streamed to 700 branches nationwide.
- Panelists include Michelle Singletary, Pat Opet, Darius Kingsley.
The discussion urged small business owners to verify urgent requests, pause before responding, and train staff on emotional manipulation. Chase also involved students to raise generational awareness. The bank called for coordinated action among government, industry and law enforcement to curb the rising threat.
Chase Hosts National Event to Combat Rising AI-Enabled Scams
Small Business Trends · 16 October 2026
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