Scale AI CEO Warns: Halloween 'Muse' Asking for Your Number Is a Phishing Attack
alexandr_wang · x · 2026-11-02
Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang issued an urgent warning: anyone claiming to be "Muse" at Halloween and asking for your phone number is an impersonator running a phishing attack, not the real Muse. The alert hints at identity impersonation and social-engineering attacks targeting people in the AI scene.
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