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AI Risks July 25, 2025 · The Washington Post

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is right and very wrong about AI -faked voices

In a room full of bankers at an industry event, he said that given the risks of AI voice fakes, banks were “crazy” to still use customers' voices to ...

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