What the BBB says you need to know before hiring companies offering AI services | BBB Scam Alert [Video]

TULSA, Okla. — As artificial intelligence takes off in the business world, be careful to not let scammers take your money offering to do some of the marketing for your company.

FOX23 explains how some may be trying to over promise while underdelivering on what they can do.

We’re seeing artificial intelligence pop up just about everywhere and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) said they’re getting calls from businesses seeing it too and trying to figure out if what’s being offered is legit.

“We’re seeing hey, pay us $10,000 a month and AI can take over your entire marketing budget. That would be nice, but it’s not the way it works right now. AI just hasn’t hit that level. I do expect it to, but right now the offers of what these people are pitching are not quite what is able to be accomplished,” Amie Mitchell, CEO of the BBB …