US prosecutors have charged two Israelis, Sharon Hazan and Guy Sheetrit, over a $129 million AI fraud scheme that allegedly impersonated executives and lawyers to trick employees into transferring money. According to the case, the alleged scam used AI-generated voices and faces to pose as company leadership and legal representatives, persuading targets to send millions. The accusations describe an international network built around the impersonation technique, with the defendants accused of joining it. Prosecutors also pointed to alleged boastful claims tied to the fraud. One suspect boasted about laundering $400 million, while the other flaunted luxury cars and a $200,000 computer. Hazan and Sheetrit have been charged, with the prosecution alleging their roles in the large-scale impersonation operation. Their case is now set against court proceedings in the US, with the fraud investigation tied to the charges brought by prosecutors.