nothing new, generated voices are already used for scam. so far they are recordings. like "daughter" screaming for help, or "boss" ordering money transfer. but

nothing new, generated voices are already used for scam. so far they are recordings. like "daughter" screaming for help, or "boss" ordering money transfer. but it's possible there will be real time generators soon. which means scammer will be talking and adjusting depending on the reaction of the victim. there still will be some delay as converter will have some lag. unless the 'scammer' is actually AI. then it may look naturally, especially for not prepared victims. all attacker needs to mimic the voice today is just 3 seconds of recording.