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Three men have been charged by federal prosecutors in New York for allegedly using artificial intelligence to impersonate company executives, leading to the theft of over $129 million. This case underscores the growing threat of technology in financial fraud.
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Three men have been charged by federal prosecutors in New York for allegedly using artificial intelligence to impersonate company executives, leading to the theft of over $129 million. This case underscores the growing threat of technology in financial fraud.
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When the Boss on the Phone Isn’t Real: How More Than $129 Million Was Stolen Using A.I.
Three Men Charged in AI-Driven Fraud Scheme Exceeding $129 Million