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By : Valeshia Trevana
Ruang Jurnalis, Medan. Lately
there's been a trend of cloning the voices of public figures, like Ariana
Grande sings the song Komang or Jokowi sings the song Asmalibrasi. If you
listen to it, it's funny too. This sound clone using technology whis is
improving, namely Artificial Inteligence (AI).
Simply
by recording someone's voice, this software can make someone's voice imitation
of a word typed on the keyboard. Not only sound, vibration, pitch, flow of
speech, and breathing can also be imitated by this technology.
Voice
cloning technology using AI has become a new trigger for cyber fraud, as
happened to the parents of a Canadian man with the initials BP, who lost
thousands of dollars. The fraudster claimed to be BP and told BP's parents that
he needed money for legal fees for the case of the shooting of an American
diplomat. BP's parents sent US$15,000 in legal fees or 207 million rupiah.
Similar
to BP's parents, a grandmother with the initials RC also received a call from
an unknown person claiming to be RC's grandson. The fraudster claimed that he
was the grandson of RC who was imprisoned and needed legal fees. RC sent legal
fees of 2,207 dollars or 33.8 million.
Apart
from BP's parents, a mother from Arizona, United States also experienced fraud
due to this AI voice cloning. The woman with the initials JD admits that she
was almost tricked by a fraudster who used an AI voice clone who claimed to
have kidnapped her child.
At
first, JD picked up the phone from an unknown number, before long he heard the
voice of a girl aged around 15 who he believed was his daughter's voice. On the
other end of the phone, a girl's voice was heard crying saying, "mom, I
messed up", then the call was taken over by a man. The man criticized JD
and demanded US$1 billion in money which was later negotiated to US$50,000. The
scam failed when a friend called her husband that their child was safe with
her.
Reporting
from a report by The Washington Post, throughout 2022, the crime of phone fraud
with AI technology is the second biggest crime. The victims of this case
reached 36,000 victims where more than 5,000 of them were committed via
telephone lines. Total losses from this fraud amounted to 169 billion.
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