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U.S. authorities have charged three people with taking $129 million from companies around the world in a fraud scheme that ran from 2024 to 2026. The scheme used artificial intelligence to imitate the voices and likenesses of executives and lawyers and persuade employees to transfer money to accounts controlled by the defendants. Prosecutors said the money was moved through accounts in several countries, with some of it then converted into cryptocurrency to conceal its source. The defendants were arrested in Spain and the United Kingdom, and extradition requests are pending. The charges include wire fraud, identity theft and money laundering. If convicted, they could face maximum sentences of up to 20 years for each fraud and money-laundering count.
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