Local startup launches AI-based scam detection solution

A Tampa-based entrepreneur has created an application that helps consumers detect increasingly sophisticated video, audio and photo scams in real-time.

Al Pascual, cofounder and CEO of Scamnetic, announced Tuesday that his artificial intelligence (AI)-based scam detection solution is now online. Criminals and imposters use similar technology to dupe people and businesses.

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Council reverses Pasadena Church redevelopment ruling

After over four hours of ardent debate, city council members approved a nearly 100-year-old church’s plans to transform underutilized property in west St. Petersburg into a new housing development.

Their 5-2 supermajority vote at 9:30 p.m. Thursday negated the Community Planning & Preservation Commission's (CPCC) unanimous disapproval of the controversial project in May. Development firm Onyx + East will now purchase the 5.77-acre property at 6491 1st Avenue South from the Pasadena Community Church.

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