Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$
The only thing I know of that can create synthetic voices with AI is Lyrebird, and to create a voice for that, you need to read specific sentences. Obviously the CEO wouldn't make his own voice and then let thieves, or anyone else, use it at their will. Lyrebird makes very clear that only you should have access to your account, and all of your recorded data belongs to you, so I'm a little confused as to how malicious things happened, unless Lyrebird was hacked or the thieves used another service that is prone to this sort of thing happening. But without the details of what exactly was compromised and how, the article is too vague to be useful to people who actually want to educate themselves imho.
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