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DOJ Says Deepfaked CEOs and Lawyers Helped Steal $129 Million From Hospitals, Banks, and Others
One of the accused allegedly bragged about laundering more than $400 million over the past three years.
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Three foreign nationals have been charged with using artificial intelligence to impersonate corporate executives and attorneys at major law firms in a scheme that allegedly stole at least $129 million from hospitals, banks, and other businesses. According to an indictment unsealed Thursday in the Southern District of New York, employees were tricked into wiring money for confidential deals that did not exist.
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