Fake CEOs and Lawyers Tricked Companies Worldwide Into Sending $129M Using AI Voice and Video Impersonations, DOJ Says
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US prosecutors charge three people over an alleged $129 million AI impersonation fraud targeting companies worldwide, with cryptocurrency used to launder proceeds.
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Fake CEOs and Lawyers Tricked Companies Worldwide Into Sending $129M Using AI Voice and Video Impersonations, DOJ Says
US prosecutors charge three people over an alleged $129 million AI impersonation fraud targeting companies worldwide, with cryptocurrency used to launder proceeds.
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