Using AI: Israelis charged with impersonation and fraud of $129 million in the US

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Two Israelis are charged with stealing more than $129 million in the United States, according to Kan News. According to Globes, it is a fraud of $129 million in the US.

According to TheMarker, the FBI investigation found that the three defendants, including two Israelis, Sharon Hazan and Guy Shtrit, used artificial intelligence to mimic the voices of company executives and attorneys, and thereby convinced employees to transfer large sums of money to their accounts.

According to 0404 News, the defendants impersonated CEOs using artificial intelligence.