I almost fell for an AI job scam because the usual red flags weren't there. Here's how I caught it.

Business Insider | 11-10-2026 11:02am |

Daniel Harnack, a data analytics professional, nearly fell for an AI-powered job scam that used stolen LinkedIn information to create a convincing fake job offer. The scammer stole a recruiter's LinkedIn picture and created a fake email address to send a job listing tailored to Harnack's experience, with pay double the reasonable salary for the role. Harnack became suspicious when the scammer asked for his résumé instead of suggesting he apply through official channels. He advises other job seekers to be wary of scams and to avoid sharing financial information.

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