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Dillon also mocked his critics during the episode, impersonating them in a droning voice: “They don’t believe in anything, these people.”

In Senegal, police arrested 22 suspects and uncovered a network that impersonated celebrities and used emotional manipulation on social media and dating platforms to defraud 120 victims of approximately $34,000.

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While some creators have embraced the new tech tools, others say their businesses are hurting from people who have used AI to impersonate them without their permission.

Officials said the man was booked for impersonating law enforcement and carrying a weapon in a prohibited place, but has been released on bond.

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The criminal then impersonates both in order to try to steal sensitive information, such as log-in details or financial data, or even to take control of a company's computer system.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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