When a Deepfake CEO Stole $50M // AIDRAN

The most telling thing about the $50 million deepfake fraud story is not the amount — it is that the amount no longer carries the rhetorical weight it would have two years ago. The video ^[9] laying out the case did not produce outrage in its comment section; it produced curiosity about outcomes. The top reply asked where the money went , not how the fraud was possible or whether it could be stopped. That is a frame shift with consequences: a public that was being warned has become a…

A Deepfake CEO Stole $50 Million. Nobody Seemed Surprised.

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