Honorio Henríquez warns about fraudulent calls imitating his voice with artificial intelligence
Senate President Honorio Henríquez warned about an identity theft case in which his personal data and artificial intelligence tools are allegedly used to imitate his voice in calls and text messages. The Presidency of Congress identified two phone numbers that do not belong to the senator and urged citizens not to share personal information or make money transfers. The legislature announced steps to file a complaint with the authorities.
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- Henríquez reported the use of AI to imitate his voice and hold conversations posing as him
- The Presidency of Congress flagged the numbers 3213401065 and 3203925074 as not belonging to the senator
- He urged people not to share personal data or make money transfers
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by El País (Cali). It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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