MPTF Coalition Seeks Platform Liability for AI Scams
Motion Picture & Television Fund announced in a press release the launch of United to Stop Online Scams, a coalition of more than 30 consumer, older adult and technology accountability groups. The coalition is asking Congress to examine how online platforms profit from scams and make fraud prevention a legal obligation.
The launch included a national livestream and events in seven states. MPTF also released a public service announcement featuring scam survivor Kate Kleinert that shows how AI voice cloning and deepfake video can support fraud.
The Consumer Federation of America estimated that Americans lost $148.2 billion to online scams and crimes in 2025, equal to about $406 million per day. FBI data cited by the coalition showed that losses among Americans aged 60 and older rose 59 percent, with an average loss of $38,500 per complaint.
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