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U.S. prosecutors charged three foreign nationals with using artificial intelligence to impersonate executives and attorneys, stealing over $129 million from victims globally. Arrests occurred between June 17 and Sept. 7, 2024, with accounts spanning nine countries. Specific victims include a Missouri hospital losing $4,829,580 and a U.K. fintech firm losing $11,578,474.
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